Since the rebranding of the European Champion Clubs' Cup to UEFA Champions League in 1992 at the start of the 1992–93 season, a total of 27 players have won the tournament with more than one club. The first player to do so was Marcel Desailly, who won it with Marseille in 1993 and AC Milan the following year, while the most recent is Achraf Hakimi, who won with Real Madrid in 2018 and Paris Saint-Germain in 2025.
Clarence Seedorf is the only player to win the Champions League with three clubs. He won it with Ajax in 1995, Real Madrid in 1998, and then was victorious twice with AC Milan, first in 2003 and then again in 2007.
Desailly is also one of four players to win the trophy with two clubs in consecutive years, alongside Paulo Sousa (Juventus in 1996 and Borussia Dortmund in 1997), Gerard Piqué (Manchester United in 2008 and Barcelona in 2009) and Samuel Eto'o (Barcelona in 2009 and Inter Milan in 2010).
Edwin van der Sar's two Champions League titles came 13 years apart (Ajax in 1995 and Manchester United in 2008), which was the longest gap between wins in the competition for any player until Scott Carson won with Manchester City in 2023, eighteen years after his first win with Liverpool in 2005.
Carson is also one of three players on this list who never played in a Champions League final. The others are Daniel Sturridge (Chelsea in 2012 and Liverpool in 2019) and Xherdan Shaqiri (2013 with Bayern Munich and 2019 with Liverpool).
Players Player Nation VictoriesClubs Clubs (years) Toni Kroos 62 Cristiano Ronaldo 52 Clarence Seedorf 43 Gerard Piqué 42 Mateo Kovačić 42 David Alaba 42 Fernando Redondo 32 Samuel Eto'o 32 Achraf Hakimi 32 Lucas Hernandez 32 Marcel Desailly 22 Didier Deschamps 22 Paulo Sousa 22 Christian Panucci 22 Deco 22 Edwin van der Sar 22 Owen Hargreaves 22 , Thiago Motta 22 José Bosingwa 22 Paulo Ferreira 22 Xabi Alonso 22 Daniel Sturridge 22 Xherdan Shaqiri 22 Thiago Alcântara 22 Scott Carson 22 Antonio Rüdiger 22 Kepa Arrizabalaga 22
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