Players who have won the UEFA Champions League, Premier League, and the World Cup are legends in football history, having achieved unmatched success. By conquering the highest levels of both club and international football, they have secured these prestigious titles and cemented their place in football history forever.
Juliano Belletti (Brazil, Chelsea, Barcelona)
Juliano Belletti may not be the most talked-about name, but he has quietly achieved a rare feat in football—winning the Champions League, Premier League, and World Cup. His role was limited with Brazil in 2002 and with Chelsea in 2009-10, but he made a memorable impact at Barcelona. In the 2005-06 UEFA Champions League final, Belletti scored the decisive goal—his first for the club—and secured the historic victory. Although he was often a squad players, his contributions at crucial moments earned him this rare achievement in football history.
Pedro (Spain, Chelsea, Barcelona)
After being promoted to Barcelona’s first team in the 2008–09 season, Pedro quickly became part of their historic treble-winning squad. Although he played a brief time in the Champions League final, he scored in both the Club World Cup semi-final and final. For Spain, he played a key role in the 2010 World Cup — assisting David Villa in the quarter-finals and starting in both the semi-final and final. He also won another Club World Cup and two additional Champions League titles before joining Chelsea in 2015. Pedro played an important role in Chelsea’s Premier League title win in 2016–17, scoring 9 goals and providing 10 assists.
N’Golo Kanté (France, Chelsea, Leicester City)
N’Golo Kanté’s journey began from an unknown place and he rose to global fame. After joining Leicester City in 2015, his exceptional work rate and tactical intelligence helped the team win the Premier League title. He then moved to Chelsea, where he won another league title in the 2016–17 season. Additionally, he played a crucial role in Chelsea’s Champions League victory. Kanté’s impact on the international stage was equally remarkable—he played a central role in France’s midfield during the 2018 World Cup. His hard work, humility, and consistency have made him one of the rare players to win the Premier League, Champions League, and World Cup.
Julian Alvarez (Argentina, Manchester City)
Julian Alvarez became the youngest player to win the Premier League, Champions League, and World Cup after Manchester City’s Champions League victory in 2023. Notably, he won the World Cup before the Champions League, during the 2022 Winter Tournament in Qatar. Although he wasn’t a regular starter during City’s treble-winning season, Alvarez delivered key performances. His versatility, sharp movement, and finishing helped him make valuable contributions. Now playing a significant role at Atlético Madrid, this Argentine forward continues to improve his game, showing promise to become one of the top strikers in world football.
