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The UEFA Champions League is the annual club football competition organised by the Union of European Football Associations for the top-division clubs of Europe, and it is regarded as the most prestigious club tournament in European football. It began in 1955 as the European Champion Clubs' Cup, a straight knockout open only to national league champions, and took its present name in 1992. Today it opens with qualifying rounds in early July, moves to a league phase in which each of 36 teams plays eight opponents, and ends with knockout rounds and a single-leg final in late May or early June. Its winner qualifies automatically for the following season, the UEFA Super Cup and the FIFA Club World Cup, and Real Madrid hold the record with fifteen titles.

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UEFA Champions League

50 entries

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Alex Ferguson

UEFA Champions League

Aly Cissokho

UEFA Champions League

Andreas Ottl

UEFA Champions League

Anthony Réveillère

UEFA Champions League

Arjen Robben

UEFA Champions League

Ayila Yussuf

UEFA Champions League

Bafétimbi Gomis

UEFA Champions League

Bastian Schweinsteiger

UEFA Champions League

Carles Puyol

UEFA Champions League

Carlos Aranda

UEFA Champions League

Cléo

UEFA Champions League

Daniel Van Buyten

UEFA Champions League

David Alaba

UEFA Champions League

David Bellion

UEFA Champions League

Edward Linskens

UEFA Champions League

Eric Abidal

UEFA Champions League

Gerard Piqué

UEFA Champions League

Gerd Müller

UEFA Champions League

Guillermo Franco

UEFA Champions League

Iker Casillas

UEFA Champions League

Jens Lehmann

UEFA Champions League

Jérémy Ménez

UEFA Champions League

Jérôme Rothen

UEFA Champions League

Jordan Henderson

UEFA Champions League

José Manuel Pinto

UEFA Champions League

Juan Bernat

UEFA Champions League

Jürgen Locadia

UEFA Champions League

Karim Benzema

UEFA Champions League

Kieran Gibbs

UEFA Champions League

Maniche

UEFA Champions League

Manuel Almunia

UEFA Champions League

Manuel Neuer

UEFA Champions League

Marcelo (footballer, born 1988)

UEFA Champions League

Marquinhos

UEFA Champions League

Martin Kelly (footballer)

UEFA Champions League

Mathieu Debuchy

UEFA Champions League

Mathieu Valbuena

UEFA Champions League

Mats Hummels

UEFA Champions League

Michael Reiziger

UEFA Champions League

Oliver Kirch

UEFA Champions League

Ottmar Hitzfeld

UEFA Champions League

Patrice Evra

UEFA Champions League

Rodney Strasser

UEFA Champions League

Sébastien Squillaci

UEFA Champions League

Stefan Babović

UEFA Champions League

Thiago Alcântara

UEFA Champions League

Thomas Müller

UEFA Champions League

Valter Birsa

UEFA Champions League

Vikash Dhorasoo

UEFA Champions League

Yassine Benzia

UEFA Champions League

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Source Manuel Almunia (source article)

Manuel Friedrich

Source Manuel Friedrich (Wikipedia)

Source Manuel Neuer (Wikipedia)

Marcelo (footballer, born 1988)

Source Marcelo (footballer, born 1988) (Wikipedia)

Source Marquinhos (Wikipedia)

Martin Kelly (footballer)

Source Martin Kelly (footballer) (source article)

Mathieu Debuchy

Source Mathieu Debuchy (Wikipedia)

Mathieu Valbuena

Source Mathieu Valbuena (Wikipedia)

Source Mats Hummels (Wikipedia)

Michael Reiziger

Source Michael Reiziger (Wikipedia)

Source Neymar (Wikipedia)

Source Oliver Kirch (Wikipedia)

Ottmar Hitzfeld

Source Ottmar Hitzfeld (source article)

Paris Saint-Germain FC

Source Wikipedia, Paris Saint-Germain FC

Source Patrice Evra (Wikipedia)

Source Wikipedia, Real Madrid CF

Robert Lewandowski

Source Robert Lewandowski (Wikipedia)

Rodney Strasser

Source Rodney Strasser (source article)

Source Ryan Giggs (Wikipedia)

Sébastien Squillaci

Source Sébastien Squillaci (Wikipedia)

Stefan Babović

Source Stefan Babović (Wikipedia)

Stefan Effenberg

Source Stefan Effenberg (Wikipedia)

Thiago Alcântara

Source Thiago Alcântara (Wikipedia)

Source Thierry Henry (Wikipedia)

Source Thomas Kraft (Wikipedia)

Source Thomas Müller (Wikipedia)

Stated in the cited Wikipedia article.

Source Valter Birsa (source article)

Vikash Dhorasoo

Source Vikash Dhorasoo (Wikipedia)

Source Wayne Rooney (Wikipedia)

Wolfgang de Beer

Source Wolfgang de Beer (Wikipedia)

Source Yassine Benzia (Wikipedia)

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Source Wikipedia: UEFA Champions League

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From a newspaper idea to the Champions League: how the European Cup began

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Introduced in 1955 as the European Champion Clubs' Cup

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Karim Benzema (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Karim Benzema, Lead section, career summary [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Karim Benzema, Lead section, career summary [competed-in]

five UEFA Champions League titles

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Jordan Henderson (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jordan Henderson, Lead paragraphs [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Jordan Henderson, Lead paragraphs [competed-in]

Henderson won the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA Super Cup and the FIFA Club World Cup in 2019

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Thomas Müller (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Thomas Müller, Lead paragraphs [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Thomas Müller, Lead paragraphs [competed-in]

He is both the all-time German top goalscorer and assist provider in the UEFA Champions League.

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Arjen Robben (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Arjen Robben, Lead paragraph, competition

Quote, Competitors Include: Arjen Robben, Lead paragraph, competition

ranks second for the all-time Dutch top goalscorers (32) in the UEFA Champions League

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Bastian Schweinsteiger (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Bastian Schweinsteiger, Lead paragraph, competition

Quote, Competitors Include: Bastian Schweinsteiger, Lead paragraph, competition

a UEFA Champions League title

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Maniche (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Maniche, Lead paragraph, career [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Maniche, Lead paragraph, career [competed-in]

he helped Porto to the Champions League

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David Alaba (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: David Alaba, Lead, Bayern Munich honours

Quote, Competitors Include: David Alaba, Lead, Bayern Munich honours

winning 27 honours including ten Bundesliga titles and two UEFA Champions League titles in 2013 and 2020

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Iker Casillas (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Iker Casillas, Lead paragraph [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Iker Casillas, Lead paragraph [competed-in]

the youngest goalkeeper to play in the final of the Champions League

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Gerard Piqué (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Gerard Piqué, Lead paragraph, second paragraph

Quote, Competitors Include: Gerard Piqué, Lead paragraph, second paragraph

three UEFA Champions League titles

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Gerd Müller (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Gerd Müller, Lead paragraph, first paragraph

Quote, Competitors Include: Gerd Müller, Lead paragraph, first paragraph

the UEFA Champions League

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Patrice Evra (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Patrice Evra, Lead paragraph [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Patrice Evra, Lead paragraph [competed-in]

reached the 2004 UEFA Champions League Final

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Thiago Alcântara (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Thiago Alcântara, Lead paragraph

Quote, Competitors Include: Thiago Alcântara, Lead paragraph

the UEFA Champions League

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Marquinhos (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Marquinhos, Lead, competitions [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Marquinhos, Lead, competitions [competed-in]

He was part of PSG's team that reached the 2020 UEFA Champions League final

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Manuel Neuer (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Manuel Neuer, Lead paragraph [competed-in 2]

Quote, Competitors Include: Manuel Neuer, Lead paragraph [competed-in 2]

two UEFA Champions League titles in 2013 and 2020

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Carles Puyol (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Carles Puyol, Lead paragraph [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Carles Puyol, Lead paragraph [competed-in]

three Champions Leagues

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Mats Hummels (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Mats Hummels, Lead paragraph 2 [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Mats Hummels, Lead paragraph 2 [competed-in]

finishing runner-up in the UEFA Champions League in 2013 and 2024

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Marcelo (footballer, born 1988) (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Marcelo (footballer, born 1988), Lead paragraph 2

Quote, Competitors Include: Marcelo (footballer, born 1988), Lead paragraph 2

five UEFA Champions League titles

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Eric Abidal (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Eric Abidal, Lead, second paragraph [competed-in 2]

Quote, Competitors Include: Eric Abidal, Lead, second paragraph [competed-in 2]

two Champions Leagues

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Mathieu Valbuena (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Mathieu Valbuena, Lead, second paragraph

Quote, Competitors Include: Mathieu Valbuena, Lead, second paragraph

UEFA Champions League

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Juan Bernat (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Juan Bernat, Lead paragraph [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Juan Bernat, Lead paragraph [competed-in]

playing in the 2020 UEFA Champions League final

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Kieran Gibbs (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Kieran Gibbs, Career, Arsenal [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Kieran Gibbs, Career, Arsenal [competed-in]

He made his UEFA Champions League debut on 10 December 2008

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Jérémy Ménez (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jérémy Ménez, Lead, career paragraph

Quote, Competitors Include: Jérémy Ménez, Lead, career paragraph

featured in the UEFA Champions League for the first time

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Martin Kelly (footballer) (source article)

Competitors Include: Martin Kelly (footballer), Club career, Liverpool [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Martin Kelly (footballer), Club career, Liverpool [competed-in]

he was an unused substitute in Liverpool's UEFA Champions League group stage match against Marseille

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David Bellion (source article)

Competitors Include: David Bellion, Club career, Manchester United

Quote, Competitors Include: David Bellion, Club career, Manchester United

he made his Champions League debut when he came on as a substitute

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Manuel Almunia (source article)

Competitors Include: Manuel Almunia, Club career, Arsenal [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Manuel Almunia, Club career, Arsenal [competed-in]

he replaced Robert Pires in the 20th minute of the final of the UEFA Champions League against FC Barcelona

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Ottmar Hitzfeld (source article)

Competitors Include: Ottmar Hitzfeld, Lead section [competed-in 3]

Quote, Competitors Include: Ottmar Hitzfeld, Lead section [competed-in 3]

He won the 1996-97 Champions League with Dortmund

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Sébastien Squillaci (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Sébastien Squillaci, Lead paragraph [competed-in 3]

Quote, Competitors Include: Sébastien Squillaci, Lead paragraph [competed-in 3]

reached the 2004 UEFA Champions League Final

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Michael Reiziger (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Michael Reiziger, Lead section

Quote, Competitors Include: Michael Reiziger, Lead section

he won one Champions League

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Bafetimbi Gomis (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Bafétimbi Gomis, Career section [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Bafétimbi Gomis, Career section [competed-in]

He's the third fastest hat-trick scorer in UEFA Champions League history

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Daniel Van Buyten (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Daniel Van Buyten, Career section [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Daniel Van Buyten, Career section [competed-in]

Van Buyten became the first-ever Belgian winner of the UEFA Champions League

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Jose Manuel Pinto (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: José Manuel Pinto, Career section

Quote, Competitors Include: José Manuel Pinto, Career section

being part of squads that won numerous titles, including three national championships and two Champions Leagues

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Anthony Réveillère (source article)

Competitors Include: Anthony Réveillère, Career and international career sections [competed-in 2]

Quote, Competitors Include: Anthony Réveillère, Career and international career sections [competed-in 2]

Réveillère played in 77 UEFA Champions League matches during his tenure with Lyon

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Guillermo Franco (source article)

Competitors Include: Guillermo Franco, Career and international career sections [competed-in 2]

Quote, Competitors Include: Guillermo Franco, Career and international career sections [competed-in 2]

Franco helped Villarreal reach the semifinal of the UEFA Champions League

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Andreas Ottl (source article)

Competitors Include: Andreas Ottl, Career and international career sections [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Andreas Ottl, Career and international career sections [competed-in]

In the Champions League he played 20 matches

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Valter Birsa (source article)

Competitors Include: Valter Birsa, Career and international career sections [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Valter Birsa, Career and international career sections [competed-in]

his first UEFA Champions League goal against Ajax in the group stage

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Stefan Babović (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Stefan Babović, Partizan career section

Quote, Competitors Include: Stefan Babović, Partizan career section

Babović recorded four appearances in the group stage of the UEFA Champions League

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Ayila Yussuf (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Ayila Yussuf, Dynamo Kyiv career section

Quote, Competitors Include: Ayila Yussuf, Dynamo Kyiv career section

he made his first appearance in the UEFA Champions League for Dynamo Kyiv

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Jürgen Locadia (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jürgen Locadia, PSV Eindhoven section

Quote, Competitors Include: Jürgen Locadia, PSV Eindhoven section

third round qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League

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Oliver Kirch (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Oliver Kirch, Honours

Quote, Competitors Include: Oliver Kirch, Honours

UEFA Champions League Runners-up

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Edward Linskens (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Edward Linskens, Career section

Quote, Competitors Include: Edward Linskens, Career section

helped it to the European Cup victory in 1988

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Aly Cissokho (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Aly Cissokho, Lead paragraph

Quote, Competitors Include: Aly Cissokho, Lead paragraph

played in the UEFA Champions League for the first time

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Yassine Benzia (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Yassine Benzia, Club career, Qarabağ

Quote, Competitors Include: Yassine Benzia, Club career, Qarabağ

On 11 July 2023, he scored his first goal in the stoppage time of a 2-1 away victory against Lincoln Red Imps within the first qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League.

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Jérôme Rothen (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jérôme Rothen, Club career, Monaco

Quote, Competitors Include: Jérôme Rothen, Club career, Monaco

He also helped the club reach the final of the Champions League in May 2004, where they lost to FC Porto 3-0.

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Rodney Strasser (source article)

Competitors Include: Rodney Strasser, Club career, Genoa

Quote, Competitors Include: Rodney Strasser, Club career, Genoa

His first appearance of the season was in a UEFA Champions League group stage 2-0 win against Auxerre

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Cléo (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Cléo, Lead, second paragraph

Quote, Competitors Include: Cléo, Lead, second paragraph

in the UEFA Champions League for Partizan

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Mathieu Debuchy (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Mathieu Debuchy, Club career, Lille

Quote, Competitors Include: Mathieu Debuchy, Club career, Lille

Debuchy started and played the full 90 minutes in all six group games of the Champions League that season

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Carlos Aranda (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Carlos Aranda, Career section [competed-in]

Quote, Competitors Include: Carlos Aranda, Career section [competed-in]

a small part in two UEFA Champions League-winning squads

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Stefan Effenberg (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Stefan Effenberg, Lead, Champions League

Quote, Competitors Include: Stefan Effenberg, Lead, Champions League

captained the club to the UEFA Champions League title in 2001

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Giovane Élber (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Giovane Élber, Club career, Bayern Munich

Quote, Competitors Include: Giovane Élber, Club career, Bayern Munich

the 2000-01 UEFA Champions League, scoring in both legs in the semi-finals against Real Madrid

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AC Sparta Prague (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: AC Sparta Prague, Lead

Quote, Competitors Include: AC Sparta Prague, Lead

reached the semi-finals of the European Cup (now the UEFA Champions League) in 1992

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Loris Karius (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Loris Karius, Lead

Quote, Competitors Include: Loris Karius, Lead

Karius would go on to play in the 2018 UEFA Champions League final with the club

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François Marque (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: François Marque, Football career, Champions League

Quote, Competitors Include: François Marque, Football career, Champions League

Marque played in nine of the ten games, missing only the away game to Sporting due to an injury

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Frédéric Sammaritano (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Frédéric Sammaritano, Career, Auxerre

Quote, Competitors Include: Frédéric Sammaritano, Career, Auxerre

In the 2010-11 Champions League, he scored against Ajax in a 2-1 victory for Auxerre.

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Neymar (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Neymar, Lead, club career

Quote, Competitors Include: Neymar, Lead, club career

finished as Champions League runners-up with PSG in 2020

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Kylian Mbappé (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Kylian Mbappé, Lead, club career

Quote, Competitors Include: Kylian Mbappé, Lead, club career

helped them reach the Champions League final in 2020

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Luka Modrić (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Luka Modrić, Lead, club career

Quote, Competitors Include: Luka Modrić, Lead, club career

He won the 2013-14 Champions League title

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Robert Lewandowski (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Robert Lewandowski, Lead, club career

Quote, Competitors Include: Robert Lewandowski, Lead, club career

integral in their Champions League win in 2019-20

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Thierry Henry (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Thierry Henry, Lead, club career

Quote, Competitors Include: Thierry Henry, Lead, club career

when they won La Liga, the Copa del Rey, and UEFA Champions League

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Wayne Rooney (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Wayne Rooney, Lead, club career

Quote, Competitors Include: Wayne Rooney, Lead, club career

reached three Champions League finals in 2008, 2009, and 2011, winning the 2008 title

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Ryan Giggs (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Ryan Giggs, Lead, Champions League titles

Quote, Competitors Include: Ryan Giggs, Lead, Champions League titles

two UEFA Champions League titles

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Thomas Kraft (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Thomas Kraft, Bayern Munich, Champions League debut

Quote, Competitors Include: Thomas Kraft, Bayern Munich, Champions League debut

he made his debut Champions League match in Rome against Roma

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Manuel Friedrich (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Manuel Friedrich, Club career, Leverkusen

Quote, Competitors Include: Manuel Friedrich, Club career, Leverkusen

he headed home in the last-minute to help the hosts come from behind against Chelsea

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Wolfgang de Beer (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Wolfgang de Beer, Honours

Quote, Competitors Include: Wolfgang de Beer, Honours

UEFA Champions League: 1996

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Boy Waterman (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Boy Waterman, Club career, Champions League

Quote, Competitors Include: Boy Waterman, Club career, Champions League

for the second qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League

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Franciszek Smuda (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Franciszek Smuda, Managerial career, Widzew

Quote, Competitors Include: Franciszek Smuda, Managerial career, Widzew

Widzew qualified for the UEFA Champions League competition for the 1996-97 season.

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Wikipedia, Real Madrid CF

WikipediaCompetitors Include: Real Madrid CF, Lead or history section

Quote, Competitors Include: Real Madrid CF, Lead or history section

In International football, Real Madrid have won a record 35 trophies: a record 15 European Cup/UEFA Champions League titles, a record six UEFA Super Cups, two UEFA Cups, a joint-record two Latin Cups, a record one Iberoamerican Cup, and a record nine world championships.

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Wikipedia, FC Barcelona

WikipediaCompetitors Include: FC Barcelona, Lead or history section

Quote, Competitors Include: FC Barcelona, Lead or history section

In international club football, Barça has won 22 European and worldwide titles: five UEFA Champions League titles, a record four UEFA Cup Winners' Cups, a record three Inter-Cities Fairs Cups, five UEFA Super Cups, a joint record two Latin Cups and three FIFA Club World Cups.

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Wikipedia, Manchester United FC

WikipediaCompetitors Include: Manchester United FC, Lead or history section

Quote, Competitors Include: Manchester United FC, Lead or history section

Additionally, in international football, they have won the European Cup/UEFA Champions League three times, and the UEFA Europa League, the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, the UEFA Super Cup, the Intercontinental Cup and the FIFA Club World Cup once each.

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Wikipedia, Liverpool FC

WikipediaCompetitors Include: Liverpool FC, Lead or history section

Quote, Competitors Include: Liverpool FC, Lead or history section

Liverpool is the most successful British club in international football with fourteen trophies, having won the European Cup/UEFA Champions League (UEFA's premier club competition) six times, an English record that is only surpassed by Real Madrid and AC Milan.

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Wikipedia, FC Bayern Munich

WikipediaCompetitors Include: FC Bayern Munich, Lead or history section

Quote, Competitors Include: FC Bayern Munich, Lead or history section

Overall, Bayern have won six European Cup/UEFA Champions League titles (a German record), winning their sixth title in the 2020 final as part of the treble, and it became the second European club to achieve this feat twice.

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Wikipedia, Juventus FC

WikipediaCompetitors Include: Juventus FC, Lead or history section

Quote, Competitors Include: Juventus FC, Lead or history section

Internationally, the club has won two European Cup/UEFA Champions League titles, one European Cup Winners' Cup, three UEFA Cups, two Intercontinental Cups, two UEFA Super Cups, and one UEFA Intertoto Cup.

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Wikipedia, Paris Saint-Germain FC

WikipediaCompetitors Include: Paris Saint-Germain FC, Lead or history section

Quote, Competitors Include: Paris Saint-Germain FC, Lead or history section

Internationally, PSG is the most decorated French club, having won six major trophies: a French-record two UEFA Champions League titles, the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, two UEFA Super Cup, the UEFA Intertoto Cup, and the FIFA Intercontinental Cup.

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Wikipedia: AFC Ajax

WikipediaCompetitors Include: AFC Ajax, Lead or history section

Quote, Competitors Include: AFC Ajax, Lead or history section

The 2018-19 season for Ajax involved a remarkable run in the UEFA Champions League.

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Wikipedia: Arsenal FC

WikipediaCompetitors Include: Arsenal FC, Lead or history section

Quote, Competitors Include: Arsenal FC, Lead or history section

Between 1998 and 2017, Arsenal qualified for the UEFA Champions League for an English football record of nineteen consecutive seasons.

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Wikipedia: Chelsea FC

WikipediaCompetitors Include: Chelsea FC, Lead or history section

Quote, Competitors Include: Chelsea FC, Lead or history section

Internationally, their honours include two UEFA Champions Leagues, two UEFA Europa Leagues, two UEFA Cup Winners' Cups, two UEFA Super Cups, two FIFA Club World Cups, and one UEFA Conference League.

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Wikipedia: Borussia Dortmund

WikipediaCompetitors Include: Borussia Dortmund, Lead or history section

Quote, Competitors Include: Borussia Dortmund, Lead or history section

Internationally, they won the UEFA Champions League in 1997, the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1966, and the Intercontinental Cup in 1997, in addition, to being the runners-up in the Champions League in 2013 and 2024 and UEFA Europa League (formerly the UEFA Cup) in 1993 and 2002.

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Jens Lehmann (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Jens Lehmann, Lead paragraph (competition)

Quote, Competitors Include: Jens Lehmann, Lead paragraph (competition)

He holds the UEFA Champions League record for the most consecutive clean sheets, not conceding a single goal in eight consecutive full matches while he played for Arsenal.

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Alex Ferguson (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Alex Ferguson, Lead paragraph (competition)

Quote, Competitors Include: Alex Ferguson, Lead paragraph (competition)

During his 26 years with Manchester United, he won 38 trophies, including 13 Premier League titles, five FA Cups, and two UEFA Champions League titles, in 1999, which completed the first continental treble by an English club, and in 2008.

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Wikipedia, AC Milan

WikipediaCompetitors Include: AC Milan, Lead paragraph

Quote, Competitors Include: AC Milan, Lead paragraph

Two years later, the two teams met again in the 2007 Champions League final, with Milan winning 2-1 to lift the title for a seventh time.

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Celtic FC (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Celtic FC, Lead paragraph

Quote, Competitors Include: Celtic FC, Lead paragraph

The club enjoyed their greatest successes during the 1960s and 70s under Jock Stein, when they won nine consecutive league titles and the 1967 European Cup.

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Vikash Dhorasoo (Wikipedia)

Competitors Include: Vikash Dhorasoo, Lead, second paragraph

Quote, Competitors Include: Vikash Dhorasoo, Lead, second paragraph

where he reached the 2005 UEFA Champions League Final

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