FIFA Club World Cup winners: Complete list of champions
The FIFA Club World Cup brings together some of the best club soccer teams from around the globe. The 2025 edition will be held in the United States and promises to be a memorable tournament, jumping the number of teams involved from 7 to 32.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino joins Colin Cowherd to preview this year's Club World Cup, along with how the world is viewing the United States as a soccer powerhouse. He then dives into the USMNT's potential for the FIFA Men's World Cup and how soccer has grown in North America. Watch as he explains why there is a path of glory for youth soccer players in the U.S.
Check out the complete list of FIFA Club World Cup winners, runners-up, and more. FIFA Club World Cup Winners 2023: Manchester City defeated Fluminense (4–0)
2022: Real Madrid defeated Al-Hilal (5–3)
2021: Chelsea defeated Palmeiras (2–1 after extra time)
2020: Bayern Munich defeated Tigres UANL (1–0)
2019: Liverpool defeated Flamengo (1–0 AET)
2018: Real Madrid defeated Al-Ain (4–1)
2017: Real Madrid defeated Gremio (1–0)
2016: Real Madrid defeated Kashima Antlers (4–2 AET)
2015: Barcelona defeated River Plate (3–0)
2014: Real Madrid defeated San Lorenzo (2–0)
2013: Bayern Munich defeated Raja Casablanca (2–0)
2012: Corinthians defeated Chelsea (1–0)
2011: Barcelona defeated Santos (4–0)
2010: Inter Milan defeated TP Mazembe (3–0)
2009: Barcelona defeated Estudiantes (2–1 AET)
2008: Manchester United defeated LDU Quito (1–0)
2007: AC Milan defeated Boca Juniors (4–2)
2006: Internacional defeated Barcelona (1–0)
2005: São Paulo defeated Liverpool (1–0)
2000: Corinthians defeated Vasco da Gama (0–0, 4–3 penalties)
Tournaments were not held from 2001 to 2004. Who has the most FIFA Club World Cup championships?
Real Madrid has won the most FIFA Club World Cups with five. Below are all the clubs who have won one title or more: Real Madrid – 5 titles (2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2022)
Barcelona – 3 titles (2009, 2011, 2015)
Bayern Munich – 2 titles (2013, 2020)
Corinthians – 2 titles (2000, 2012)
AC Milan – 1 title (2007)
Chelsea – 1 title (2021)
Liverpool – 1 title (2019)
Internacional – 1 title (2006)
Inter Milan – 1 title (2010)
Manchester United – 1 title (2008)
Manchester City – 1 title (2023)
São Paulo – 1 title (2005) Get more from FIFA Club World Cup Follow your favorites to get information about games, news and more in this topic
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