Champions League winners

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1956 Real Madrid, Spain

1957 Real Madrid, Spain

1958 Real Madrid, Spain

1959 Real Madrid, Spain

1960 Real Madrid, Spain

1961 Benfica, Portugal

1962 Benfica, Portugal

1963 AC Milan, Italy

1964 Inter Milan, Italy

1965 Inter Milan, Italy

1966 Real Madrid, Spain

1967 Celtic, Scotland

1968 Manchester United, England

1969 AC Milan, Italy

1970 Feyenoord, Netherlands

1971 Ajax, Netherlands

1972 Ajax, Netherlands

1973 Ajax, Netherlands

1974 Bayern Munich, West Germany

1975 Bayern Munich, West Germany

1976 Bayern Munich, West Germany

1977 Liverpool, England

1978 Liverpool, England

1979 Nottingham Forest, England

1980 Nottingham Forest, England

1981 Liverpool, England

1982 Aston Villa, England

1983 Hamburger, West Germany

1984 Liverpool, England

1985 Juventus, Italy

1986 Steaua Bucharest, Romania

1987 Porto, Portugal

1988 PSV Eindhoven, Netherlands

1989 AC Milan, Italy

1990 AC Milan, Italy

1991 Red Star Belgrade, Yugoslavia

1992 Barcelona, Spain

1993 Marseille, France

1994 AC Milan, Italy

1995 Ajax, Netherlands

1996 Juventus, Italy

1997 Borussia Dortmund, Germany

1998 Real Madrid, Spain

1999 Manchester United, England

2000 Real Madrid, Spain

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2001 Bayern Munich, Germany

2002 Real Madrid, Spain

2003 AC Milan, Italy

2004 Porto, Portugal

2005 Liverpool, England

2006 Barcelona, Spain

2007 AC Milan, Italy

2008 Manchester United, England

2009 Barcelona, Spain

2010 Inter Milan, Italy

2011 Barcelona, Spain

2012 Chelsea, England

2013 Bayern Munich, Germany

2014 Real Madrid, Spain

2015 Barcelona, Spain

2016 Real Madrid, Spain

2017 Real Madrid, Spain

2018 Real Madrid, Spain

2019 Liverpool, England

2020 Bayern Munich, Germany

2021 Chelsea, England

2022 Real Madrid, Spain

2023 Manchester City, England

2024 Real Madrid, Spain

2025 Paris Saint-Germain, France