List of Players To Have Won The Three Main European Club Competitions
The table below show the only nine players who have won all three major UEFA club competitions. (chronological order).
| Footballer | European Cup | Cup Winners' Cup | UEFA Cup |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gaetano Scirea | 1985 - Juventus | 1984 - Juventus | 1977 - Juventus |
| Antonio Cabrini | 1985 - Juventus | 1984 - Juventus | 1977 - Juventus |
| Marco Tardelli | 1985 - Juventus | 1984 - Juventus | 1977 - Juventus |
| Arnold Mühren | 1973 - Ajax | 1987 - Ajax | 1981 - Ipswich Town |
| Stefano Tacconi | 1985 - Juventus | 1984 - Juventus | 1990 - Juventus |
| Sergio Brio | 1985 - Juventus | 1984 - Juventus | 1990 - Juventus |
| Danny Blind | 1995 - Ajax | 1987 - Ajax | 1992 - Ajax |
| Gianluca Vialli | 1996 - Juventus | 1990 - Sampdoria 1998 - Chelsea |
1993 - Juventus |
| Vítor Baía | 2004 - Porto | 1997 - Barcelona | 2003 - Porto |
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