Here's a list of the clubs with the most Champions League titles in history up to 2023. Who's at the top?

Manchester City won the 2022-2023 Champions League after defeating Inter Milan in the final match at the Atatürk Olympic Stadium on Sunday, June 11, 2023 (WIB). The Citizens secured a narrow 1-0 victory thanks to a goal scored by Rodrigo Hernández in the 68th minute.

This win marks Man City's first-ever Champions League trophy. They had previously reached the final two seasons ago but lost to Chelsea.

The Champions League trophy completes the club's treble this season. Under the guidance of Pep Guardiola, the club successfully won three trophies: the FA Cup, the English Premier League, and the Champions League.

This achievement equals that of their city rivals, Manchester United, who previously achieved a treble in the 1998-1999 season. Man City is now the second English team to achieve a treble.

For Guardiola, this is his second treble, following his success with Barcelona in the 2008-2009 season.

Overall, Real Madrid remains firmly at the top as the club with the most Champions League titles in history, having won 14 titles since 1956.

AC Milan is in second place with 7 titles, followed by Liverpool and Bayern Munich, each with 6 titles.

Here is a list of clubs with the most Champions League titles from 1956-2023:

1. Real Madrid: 14 titles
2. AC Milan: 7 titles
3. Liverpool: 6 titles
4. Bayern Munich: 6 titles
5. Barcelona: 5 titles
6. Ajax: 4 titles
7. Inter Milan: 3 titles
8. Manchester United: 3 titles
9. Juventus: 2 titles
10. Benfica: 2 titles
11. Nottingham Forest: 2 titles
12. Chelsea: 2 titles
13. FC Porto: 2 titles
14. Manchester City: 1 title
15. Borussia Dortmund: 1 title
16. Celtic: 1 title
17. Hamburg: 1 title
18. Steaua Bucuresti: 1 title
19. Olympique de Marseille: 1 title
20. Feyenoord: 1 title
21. Aston Villa: 1 title
22. PSV: 1 title
23. Red Star Belgrade: 1 title

Here is a list of Champions League winners by season:

* 1955–56 Real Madrid
* 1956–57 Real Madrid
* 1957–58 Real Madrid
* 1958–59 Real Madrid
* 1959–60 Real Madrid
* 1960–61 Benfica
* 1961–62 Benfica
* 1962–63 AC Milan
* 1963–64 Internazionale
* 1964–65 Internazionale
* 1965–66 Real Madrid
* 1966–67 Celtic
* 1967–68 Manchester United
* 1968–69 AC Milan
* 1969–70 Feyenoord
* 1970–71 Ajax
* 1971–72 Ajax
* 1972–73 Ajax
* 1973–74 Bayern Munich
* 1974–75 Bayern Munich
* 1975–76 Bayern Munich
* 1976–77 Liverpool
* 1977–78 Liverpool
* 1978–79 Nottingham Forest
* 1979–80 Nottingham Forest
* 1980–81 Liverpool
* 1981–82 Aston Villa
* 1982–83 Hamburg
* 1983–84 Liverpool
* 1984–85 Juventus
* 1985–86 Steaua Bucure?ti
* 1986–87 FC Porto
* 1987–88 PSV Eindhoven
* 1988–89 AC Milan
* 1989–90 AC Milan
* 1990–91 Red Star Belgrade
* 1991–92 Barcelona
* 1992–93 Olympique de Marseille
* 1993–94 AC Milan
* 1994–95 Ajax
* 1995–96 Juventus
* 1996–97 Borussia Dortmund
* 1997–98 Real Madrid
* 1998–99 Manchester United
* 1999–2000 Real Madrid
* 2000–01 Bayern Munich
* 2001–02 Real Madrid
* 2002–03 AC Milan
* 2003–04 FC Porto
* 2004–05 Liverpool
* 2005–06 Barcelona
* 2006–07 AC Milan
* 2007–08 Manchester United
* 2008–09 Barcelona
* 2009–10 Internazionale
* 2010–11 Barcelona
* 2011–12 Chelsea
* 2012–13 Bayern Munich
* 2013–14 Real Madrid
* 2014–15 Barcelona
* 2015–16 Real Madrid
* 2016–17 Real Madrid
* 2017–18 Real Madrid
* 2018–19 Liverpool
* 2019–20 Bayern Munich
* 2020–21 Chelsea
* 2021–22 Real Madrid
* 2022–23 Manchester City