How Many Trophies Has Barcelona Won? Complete List by Competition

The Short Answer: Barcelona Have 104 Major Official Trophies

FC Barcelona have won 104 major official first-team trophies under the counting method used by LALIGA in its May 2026 comparison of Spain's two biggest clubs. That is the clearest current answer as of August 30, 2026. It includes nationwide Spanish competitions, recognised continental competitions and world club tournaments; it does not fold every Catalan championship or early regional cup into the headline number.

What the 104 total includes

The domestic side of the calculation is 29 La Liga championships, a record 32 Copas del Rey, 16 Spanish Super Cups, two editions of the former Copa de la Liga and three Copa Eva Duarte titles. Those add up to 82. Barcelona's 22 international honours then take the total to 104: five European Cups or Champions Leagues, four Cup Winners' Cups, three Inter-Cities Fairs Cups, five UEFA Super Cups, two Latin Cups and three FIFA Club World Cups.

This scope makes comparisons meaningful. A league championship earned across a full season and a European Cup won against the continent's best belong in a club's major record. A Catalan competition can still matter historically, but adding it on one side of a club comparison while another source excludes regional competitions produces a number that looks precise without being comparable.

Why some Barcelona trophy totals are higher

Barcelona's own honours page reaches far beyond the modern national-and-international list. It records the historic Campionat de Catalunya, Copa Catalunya, Catalan Super Cup, Mediterranean League, Catalan League, Pyrenees Cup and other discontinued tournaments. Those successes are not imaginary or unimportant; they reflect a football calendar that looked very different before national and UEFA competitions became the dominant structure.

For a narrower comparison focused only on Spain's league championship, see our Barcelona vs Real Madrid La Liga title guide. The league-only score is different from the all-competition total because Barcelona's Copa del Rey strength and Madrid's European record pull in opposite directions.

Barcelona Trophies by Competition: The Complete Count

The number 104 becomes much easier to trust when every component is visible. Barcelona's record is unusually balanced: sustained league success, unmatched Copa del Rey depth and a European collection built across several different competition eras. The table below follows the same nationwide-and-international boundary as the headline answer.

Domestic trophies

Barcelona's domestic subtotal is driven by two very different tests. La Liga rewards consistency over a long campaign, while the Copa del Rey punishes one poor knockout night. Winning 29 of the former and 32 of the latter shows that the club's success was not confined to one format. The super cups and two discontinued national competitions complete the 82-title Spanish total.

European and world trophies

The international list also crosses eras. The Cup Winners' Cup and Fairs Cup belonged to an older European ecosystem; the Champions League and Club World Cup carry the modern global spotlight. Barcelona cannot add another Cup Winners' Cup because UEFA abolished it after 1998/99, so a lower current total in that column does not represent a modern failure. It is a fixed piece of history.

Readers looking for the season-by-season league story can use our complete La Liga winners list. It shows where Barcelona's 29 championships sit beside every other Spanish champion rather than treating the number as an isolated statistic.

Barcelona's 29 La Liga Titles and the Eras Behind Them

Barcelona's 29 league championships do not form a steady line. They arrive in waves, each tied to a team that found a repeatable way to control a 38-match—or, in earlier eras, shorter—season. That distinction matters: a cup can turn on one final, but a league title usually exposes weak squad depth, poor away form or tactical inflexibility long before May.

The modern surge explains why the all-time gap looks very different from the one older supporters remember. The RFEF counted 13 Barcelona league titles in the 21st century after the 2025/26 victory. No Spanish club won more over that defined period. That does not erase Real Madrid's larger all-time total, but it shows how strongly Barça reshaped the balance after 2000.

The post-Messi sequence is also significant. Barcelona's 2022/23 championship proved the club could win the league after its defining player departed. Hansi Flick's teams then took the 2024/25 and 2025/26 titles, making the latest victory Barça's second in a row and third in four completed seasons. The football changed—more direct running and a more aggressive high line under Flick—but the underlying league skill remained: overwhelming enough ordinary matchdays that a few setbacks did not destroy the campaign.

Why Barcelona Are the Copa del Rey's Record Winners

Barcelona have won the Copa del Rey 32 times, more than any other club. The RFEF's current roll of honour places Athletic Club second on 24 and Real Madrid third on 20. Barça have reached 43 finals, so the record is not the product of one short dynasty: it combines repeated access to the competition's last night with a strong conversion rate once there.

The modern run did much of the separating. Barcelona's official account identifies six cup wins across the ten editions ending in 2024/25: 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2021 and 2025. Four straight victories from 2015 to 2018 required more than a great first-choice XI. Cup schedules force coaches to judge rotation against lower-division opponents, manage two-legged ties in some historical formats and later survive single-match jeopardy.

The 2025 final captured that volatility. Barcelona beat Real Madrid 3–2 after extra time in Seville, and Jules Koundé supplied the decisive goal when a penalty shootout was approaching. That match did not resemble the slow accumulation of a league campaign: leads changed, fatigue altered the spaces and one late action decided the trophy. Winning cups repeatedly means being able to solve those unstable game states, not merely dominating possession.

Barcelona did not retain the cup in 2025/26—Real Sociedad became the next champion—so the verified total remains 32 at this article's cutoff. That date discipline is important. A club honours page should not turn a future tie or a place in a final into a trophy before the match is won.

For league-only comparisons, the Barcelona–Real Madrid title guide removes cup results entirely. For the newest completed match scores across the Spanish league, use the site's La Liga results page; cup matches and league matches should never be blended into one form line without a label.

Barcelona in Europe and the World: Five European Cups and More

Barcelona have won the European Cup five times: 1992, 2006, 2009, 2011 and 2015. UEFA records eight final appearances in total. The wording matters because the first victory, at Wembley in 1992, came in the final season before the competition adopted the Champions League name. Barça therefore have five European Cups overall and four Champions League-era titles.

That first Wembley breakthrough ended a long wait and gave Johan Cruyff's Dream Team a continental summit to match its domestic influence. The next four arrived within ten seasons. Frank Rijkaard's 2006 side won in Paris; Pep Guardiola's teams won in Rome in 2009 and at Wembley in 2011; Luis Enrique's front line completed the fifth triumph against Juventus in Berlin in 2015.

The rest of the continental cabinet shows why one modern competition label cannot tell the entire story. Barcelona won the now-defunct Cup Winners' Cup four times and the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup three times. They also have five UEFA Super Cups and two Latin Cups. Each belonged to a different qualification route or historical structure, so they should be named rather than flattened into a vague claim about “European trophies.”

Three FIFA Club World Cups—in 2009, 2011 and 2015—complete the 22-title international subtotal used in this article. The 2009 edition carried exceptional weight because it finished an unprecedented calendar-year sextuple. Guardiola's team had already won La Liga, the Copa del Rey, Champions League, Spanish Super Cup and UEFA Super Cup before beating Estudiantes after extra time in Abu Dhabi to secure the sixth trophy.

European access begins with domestic performance. Our guide to how La Liga clubs qualify for the Champions League explains the current routes. For the individual record behind much of Barcelona's modern peak, the Messi vs Ronaldo La Liga comparison separates league production from their wider trophy stories.

How Many Trophies Have Barcelona Won in the Last 10 Seasons?

Across the ten completed seasons from 2016/17 through 2025/26, Barcelona won 14 major first-team trophies. Defining the window by season is essential. A page that says “2016 to 2026” may include eleven calendar labels, cut a football season in half or count a super cup under a different year from the campaign it belongs to.

The 2016/17–2025/26 season-by-season count

The mix is five La Liga titles, four Copas del Rey and five Spanish Super Cups. There is no European or world trophy in the window. That split produces a more honest football conclusion than the total alone: Barcelona remained highly effective in Spain, especially in league campaigns and domestic finals, but did not convert its European runs into another Champions League after 2015.

Three trophyless seasons also break up the sequence. The 2019/20, 2021/22 and 2023/24 campaigns show that 14 did not arrive through uninterrupted dominance. The response to the last of those blanks was emphatic: the 2024/25 domestic treble was followed by La Liga and the Spanish Super Cup in 2025/26.

Seven trophies since Messi left

Lionel Messi's final Barcelona trophy was the 2020/21 Copa del Rey. From the following season through 2025/26, the club won seven: three La Liga championships, three Spanish Super Cups and one Copa del Rey. The first post-Messi season was trophyless, which makes the later recovery a rebuild story rather than a seamless handover.

For the football behind the newest league win, read the 2025/26 season statistics review. To check Barcelona's next league match rather than a settled historical total, use the live Barcelona team schedule.

Barcelona Trophy Questions, Answered Carefully

The total will change the next time Barcelona complete a trophy-winning competition. Until then, use the club's current league schedule and results for what comes next, and the site's ticket guide if a future title race turns a Barcelona match into a trip worth planning.