Top 10 Most Successful Footballers of all Time

Who are the most successful footballers of all time? This is a question most people await for. Football is all about winning.

Supporters are interested in the game to see the players with the silverware in their hands. The game is all about glory for the players.

This sentiment couldn't be better embodied than by these ten champions who have won the most silverware during their remarkable careers. Who has won the most?

Let's find out!

Cristiano Ronaldo - 34 trophies

Ronaldo undoubtedly retired as one of the greatest players, mainly due to his ability to consistently perform at the highest level in crucial moments.

Throughout his illustrious career, the Portuguese forward has been a driving force behind the 34 trophies he has collected.

He was a four-time champion league winner, a three-time FIFA Club World Cup winner, and a three-time UEFA Super Cup winner with Real Madrid. Additionally, he won the Spanish Cup in the 13/14, 10/11, 17/18, 12/13, 16/17, and 11/12 seasons with Real Madrid.

With Manchester United, he added one champion league win, three English championships, four FIFA Club World Cup wins, one English FA Cup win, two English League Cup wins, and two English Super Cup wins to his list of accomplishments.

He also achieved two Italian Super Cup wins, one Italian Cup win, and two Italian championships with Juventus FC, solidifying his status as one of the greatest players of all time.

Vitor Baia - 36 trophies

Vitor Baia is a retired Portuguese football goalkeeper considered one of the greatest goalkeepers in football history. Vitor Baia won many trophies during his 13 years as a professional goalkeeper.

Vitor Baia had an incredibly successful career with FC Porto, winning numerous trophies. He was a one-time Champions League winner, one-time UEFA Cup winner, ten-time Portuguese Champion, five-time Portuguese Cup winner, two-time Intercontinental Cup winner, and ten-time Portuguese Super Cup winner.

He also had a successful spell at Barcelona, where he won 1 time UEFA Super Cup, one time Europa Pokal der Pokalsieger winner, one time Spanish Champion, two times Spanish Cup Winner, and two times Spanish Super Cup Winner.

Kenny Dalglish - 35 trophies

During the 1980s, Kenny Dalglish was the star of the team. He enjoyed plenty of success with Celtic before joining Liverpool in 1977 after Kevin Keegan left for Hamburg.

?After his move to Liverpool, Dalglish helped the Reds win six First Division titles, three European Cups titles, and the FA Cup in 1986.

?During Dalglish's 13-year career on Merseyside, he won 21 pieces of silverware.

Ryan Giggs - 36 trophies

In his lengthy Manchester United career, the Welsh wizard won everything there was to win.

?At an early age, Giggs was destined for stardom, and Sir Alex Ferguson immediately placed him in his first team. With 13 Premier League titles, four FA Cups, and two Champions Leagues under his belt, the Welshman played an integral role in United's success on either side of the new millennium.

Gerard Pique - 37 trophies

A brief spell at Manchester United produced three of Pique's 37 trophies, but most of his success came with Barcelona, his boyhood club.

?Under Pep Guardiola and Luis Enrique, the defensive stalwart was a mainstay of La Blaugrana's defense for over a decade.

?Additionally, Pique was part of the Spanish squad that won the World Cup in 2010 and the Euros two years later.

He has achieved a great deal of success throughout his career, both with his national team and his club teams. He is a one-time World Cup winner and a one-time European champion with Spain. He was also a one-time European Under-19 champion with Spain.

At the club level, he has won numerous trophies with FC Barcelona, including three Champions League titles, six FIFA Club World Cup titles, eight Spanish championships, three UEFA Super Cup titles, seven Spanish Cup titles, and six Spanish Super Cup titles.

He also had a successful stint with Manchester United, where he won one Champions League title, one English championship, one English League Cup, and one English Super Cup. He has had an illustrious career with numerous accolades and trophies.

Maxwell - 37 trophies

Silverware abounds in the career of the natural left-back.

?The Brazilian won a pair of league titles with Ajax and three with Inter before joining Barcelona in 2009. He won it all at Camp Nou before jumping ship again to Paris Saint-Germain.

?Over five years in the French capital, Maxwell won 14 pieces of silverware.

Andres Iniesta - 37 trophies

He was the beating heart of many Barcelona sides that won a mountain of trophies.

?After debuting in 2002, Iniesta won nine La Liga titles and four Champions Leagues before leaving for Vissel Kobe in 2018. His team won the Emperor's Cup in 2019 and the Japanese Super Cup in 2020.

?As for Iniesta's success on the international stage, he scored the winning goal in the 2010 World Cup final and was a part of Spain's winning squads at the 2008 and 2012 European Championships.

Hossam Ashour - 39 Trophies

Hossam Mohamed Ashour Sanad Atia (born 9 March 1986) is an Egyptian football player who plays defensive midfielder.

After progressing through the club's youth system, Ashour established himself in the first team of Al Ahly and has won 39 domestic and continental competitions with the club, the most for any player, both for a single club and at the club level in general.

He is also the third most decorated player in history, only surpassed by Lionel Messi and Dani Alves. He has made more than 500 appearances in all competitions.

Having represented Egypt at the under-20 level, he made his senior international debut for Egypt in 2008 and has won 14 caps.

Throughout his career, he won 13 Egyptian league championships, 4 Egyptian Cups, 8 Egyptian Super Cups, 6 CAF Champions League titles, 5 CAF Super Cup titles, and 1 CAF Confederation Cup title while playing for El Ahly Cairo.