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Somebody Has Created An All-Time Table Of Most Trophies Won In World Football

Somebody Has Created An All-Time Table Of Most Trophies Won In World Football

Egyptian side Al Ahly have been dubbed the 'Club of the Century.'

Adnan Riaz

Adnan Riaz

Barcelona and Real Madrid both secured their spots in the top ten most successful football clubs in the world.

Goal compiled the list of teams from around the world and Barça's 91-trophy haul has helped them secure sixth place.

But Los Blancos, who endured a disappointing season, have fallen one short of their fierce rivals and ended up in seventh place.

The team that came out on top of the list is Egyptian side Al Ahly, who have won 118 trophies since their formation in 1907.

Al Ahly, dubbed the 'Club of the Century,' has won the Egyptian championship 40 times and also holds 36 Egyptian cup wins to their name, according to Transfermarkt.

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But three trophies shy of the Egyptian side is Rangers, who have 115 honours to their name.

Uruguay's Club Nacional de Football (113) and Atlético Peñarol (108) are third and fourth respectively, while Celtic holds down fifth place with 105 trophies.

Representing Portugal in the top ten include Benfica (82) at eighth and Porto (74) at tenth, with Greece's Olympiacos (75) holding down ninth.

England is represented in the top 20 with Manchester United coming in at 12th with 71 trophies and Liverpool at 18th with 59 trophies.

Other top clubs from Europe making the list include Ajax (70) in 13th, Bayern Munich (70) at 14th and Juventus (63) at 15th.

Check out the complete list below.

Goal

While the likes of Madrid, Barcelona and United aren't at the top for trophies, they are among the most valuable teams in Europe.

The KPMG released figures last month that showed the 32 richest teams in Europe, with Los Blancos topping the list.

Check out the top ten below.

  1. Real Madrid: $3.68bn
  2. Manchester United: $3.66bn
  3. Bayern Munich: $3.07bn
  4. Barcelona: $3.05bn
  5. Manchester City: $2.80bn
  6. Chelsea: $2.54bn
  7. Liverpool: $2.39bn
  8. Arsenal: $2.29bn
  9. Tottenham Hotspur: $1.91bn
  10. Juventus: $1.76bn
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Topics: SPORT, Football News, League, Football

Adnan Riaz is a journalist for SPORTbible. He studied for a B.A. in History at the University of York and followed it up with an M.A. in Multimedia Journalism at MMU. Before he started writing about sports, he spent over four years in the gaming press. He has worked for several publications, including Hardcore Gamer, LADbible and the Manchester Evening News. Follow him on Twitter to find out what he is working on next. Got a story tip for Adnan? Email him: [email protected]

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