Lionel Messi continues to extend his record for the most team trophies by a footballer. Victory for Inter Miami in the 2026 Campeones Cup saw the Argentine secure his 46th title at the senior level.

This tally counts only team trophies won at the senior level with clubs and national teams, excluding individual awards such as the Ballon d'Or.

The bulk of Messi's honours came during his time at Barcelona, where he lifted a remarkable 34 trophies. He added three more during his stint at PSG, four with Inter Miami, and five with the Argentina national team.

Trailing close behind is Dani Alves, who boasts 42 titles to his name. Hossam Hassan sits in third place with 40 trophies.

The top 10 most decorated footballers are as follows:

  1. Lionel Messi — 46 trophies. Barcelona — 34, PSG — 3, Inter Miami — 4, Argentina — 5.
  2. Dani Alves — 42. Bahia — 1, Sevilla — 5, Barcelona — 23, Juventus — 2, PSG — 5, Sao Paulo — 1, Brazil — 5.
  3. Hossam Hassan — 40. Al-Ahli — 24, Al-Ain — 1, Zamalek — 10, Egypt — 5.
  4. Hossam Ashour — 38. All trophies won with Al-Ahli.
  5. Sergio Busquets — 37. Barcelona — 32, Inter Miami — 3, Spain — 2.
  6. Gerard Pique — 36. Manchester United — 4, Barcelona — 30, Spain — 2.
  7. Andres Iniesta — 35. Barcelona — 29, Vissel Kobe — 3, Spain — 3.
  8. Ryan Giggs — 35. All trophies won with Manchester United.
  9. Robert Lewandowski — 34. Znicz — 1, Lech — 3, Borussia — 4, Bayern — 19, Barcelona — 7.
  10. Cristiano Ronaldo — 34. Sporting — 1, Manchester United — 9, Real Madrid — 15, Juventus — 5, Al-Nassr — 2, Portugal — 2.

As it stands, Messi is ahead of Alves by four trophies and has a 12-title advantage over Ronaldo. Notably, five other members of this illustrious top 10—Busquets, Pique, Iniesta, Alves, and Lewandowski—also featured prominently during different periods at Barcelona.