Intercontinental Cup & FIFA Club World Cup All Winners (1960-2025)

From 1960 to 2004, the Intercontinental Cup was football’s ultimate showdown between Europe and South America. It featured iconic clubs like Real Madrid, AC Milan, Boca Juniors, and Peñarol battling for global supremacy. Though it wasn’t originally organized by FIFA, the tournament was later recognized as an official world championship, cementing its legacy in football history.

In 2000, FIFA introduced the Club World Cup to include champions from every continent, but it didn’t become a regular fixture until 2005. European teams quickly dominated, with Real Madrid winning a record five titles, followed by Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Chelsea, and others. The tournament brought a new global perspective to club football, giving teams from Asia, Africa, and North America a rare chance to compete on the world stage.

The 2025 edition marked a turning point. FIFA expanded the format to 32 teams and rebranded the competition, now held every four years. Chelsea triumphed in the first expanded Club World Cup, beating PSG 3–0 in the final. Meanwhile, all previous winners (2000–2023) were reclassified under a new label—“FIFA Intercontinental Champions”—making Chelsea the first official champion of the modern Club World Cup era.

🏆 Clubs That Have Won the Intercontinental Cup or FIFA Club World Cup:
Real Madrid
AC Milan
Boca Juniors
Peñarol
Nacional
Bayern Munich
Ajax
Inter Milan
Santos
Juventus
Porto
São Paulo
Corinthians
Barcelona
Chelsea
Internacional
Manchester United
Liverpool
Manchester City
Atlético Madrid
Grêmio
Flamengo
Estudiantes
Vélez Sarsfield
Red Star Belgrade
Racing Club
River Plate