All Pep Guardiola Trophies Listed Club By Club

Pep Guardiola Trophies

Pep Guardiola is widely regarded as one of the best managers in the modern game – at least from his trophies.

He has certainly reached the pinnacle of the profession, managing some of the biggest clubs in world football and winning trophies on the big stage.

Guardiola is known for modernising football from a tactical perspective, ushering in new playing styles (tika-taka) that revolutionised the game and have been mimicked by other coaches around the world.

Let’s look at Guardiola’s trophy cabinet  and see how many he has won so far.

As at the 1st November 2020, Pep has won 29 trophies which is a hugely impressive haul for a manager of his pedigree. Let’s see the stats:

Pep Guardiola Trophies Won

Champions League winner (2x)

10/11   UEFA Champions League         

08/09   UEFA Champions League         

FIFA Club World Cup winner (3x)

13/14   FIFA Club World Cup    

11/12   FIFA Club World Cup    

09/10   FIFA Club World Cup    

German Champion (3x)

15/16   Bundesliga       

14/15   Bundesliga       

13/14   Bundesliga       

English Champion (2x)

18/19   Premier League           

17/18   Premier League           

Spanish champion (3x)

10/11   LaLiga  

09/10   LaLiga  

08/09   LaLiga  

German cup winner (2x)

15/16   DFB-Pokal         

13/14   DFB-Pokal         

English FA Cup winner (1x)

18/19   FA Cup              

English League Cup winner (3x)

19/20   EFL Cup            

18/19   EFL Cup            

17/18   EFL Cup            

Uefa Supercup winner (3x)

13/14   UEFA Super Cup           

11/12   UEFA Super Cup           

09/10   UEFA Super Cup           

Spanish cup winner (2x)

11/12   Copa del Rey    

08/09   Copa del Rey    

Spanish Super Cup winner (3x)

11/12   Supercopa        

10/11   Supercopa        

09/10   Supercopa        

English Super Cup winner (2x)

19/20   Community Shield        

18/19   Community Shield      

You’d be surprised that even winning one trophy is enough for many managers.

After retiring as a player, where he won four consecutive La Liga titles from 1991 to 1994, and also had glory in European Championships with FC Barcelona, Guardiola was appointed as the coach for “Barcelona B” team and later as manager of senior side of FC Barcelona in 2008.

Guardiola is a double UEFA Champions League winner, winning both in his era at his beloved Barcelona, a time when both manager and club were the best in the world by quite some margin.

But in his first season Guardiola won the treble of La Liga, Copa del Rey and Champions League, following it up with a Super Cup, UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup in 2009.

14 trophies in three years at Barcelona signalled to the world his elite managerial credentials.

Guardiola also secured the FIFA Club World Cup in 2011 with Barcelona and with Bayern Munich in 2013.

Although this cup is often overlooked by European clubs it’s the pinnacle of sporting achievement at club level and a particularly prestigious trophy for clubs in South America, well-respected across the world.

As a coach, Guardiola also has three UEFA Super Cups in his cabinet, two at Barcelona (2009, 2011) and one at Bayern Munich (2013).

Guardiola has won six league titles – three each at Barcelona (2008-9, 2009-10, 2010-11) and Bayern Munich (2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16) – and seven domestic cups, five at Barça (Copa Del Rey 2008-9, 2011-12, Supercopa de Espana 2009, 2010, 2011) and two at Bayern (DFB Pokal 2013-14 and 2015-16).

Since joining Manchester City Pep Guardiola has continued to go from strength to strength on the trophy count.

The Spaniard has won eight trophies with Man City since arriving in 2016 – two league titles, the FA Cup (2019), three League Cups (2018, 2019, 2020) and the FA Community Shield on two occasions.

See All Pep Guardiola Trophies List In A Nutshell:

  • Three Club World Cups
  • Two Champions Leagues
  • Three UEFA Super Cups
  • Three La Liga titles
  • Two Copa del Reys
  • Three Spanish Super Cups
  • Three Bundesliga titles
  • Two German Cups
  • Two Premier League titles
  • Two Community Shields
  • One FA Cup
  • Three League Cups

Pep’s total haul of 29 major trophies is quite incredible, and a sign of his world-class management.

This post was first published on GoalBall.

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