List of FIBA Europe and Euroleague Basketball club competition winners

Real Madrid BC European trophies displayed in the club's museum.

The FIBA Europe is the governing body for Basketball in Europe; along with the Euroleague Basketball Organization and the ULEB they organize four main active club competitions for men: the Euroleague (formerly European Cup), the EuroCup Basketball, FIBA Champions League and the FIBA Europe Cup. There are also another four former FIBA Europe club competitions: FIBA Saporta Cup (1966–2002), FIBA Korać Cup (1971–2002), FIBA EuroCup Challenge (2002–2007) and FIBA EuroChallenge (2003–2015). The European Basketball Club Super Cup and the FIBA SuproLeague are considered semi–official tournaments by FIBA Europe and thus not included in this list.

Spanish side Real Madrid have won a record total of 17 titles in European competitions, seven more than Italian club Cantù. The Italian clubs have won the most titles (44), ahead of clubs from Spain (41) and Greece (18).

Winners

By club

The following table lists all the men's clubs that have won at least one European major club competition, and is updated as of 5 June 2023 (in chronological order).

Key

FEL	Euroleague
FEB	EuroCup Basketball
FCL	Champions League
FEC	FIBA Europe Cup
ECC	FIBA EuroChallenge (defunct)
FECC	FIBA EuroCup Challenge (defunct)
FKC	FIBA Korać Cup(defunct)
FSC	FIBA Saporta Cup(defunct)

Most in category

List of European majors club competition winners

Rk.	Club	FEL	FEB	FCL	FEC	ECC	FECC	FKC	FSC	Total
1	Real Madrid	11	1					1	4	17
2	Cantù	2						4	4	10
3	Olimpia Milano	3						2	3	8
=	CSKA Moscow	8								8
5	Varese	5							2	7
6	Maccabi Tel Aviv	6								6
=	Panathinaikos	6								6
=	FC Barcelona	2						2	2	6
=	Virtus Bologna	2	1	1		1			1	6
10	Split	3						2		5
=	Cibona	2						1	2	5
=	Joventut Badalona	1	1			1		2		5
=	Limoges CSP	1						3	1	5
14	Valencia		4							4
=	Partizan	1						3		4
16	Efes Pilsen	2						1		3
=	AEK Athens			1					2	3
=	Virtus Roma	1						2		3
=	Aris Thessaloniki						1	1	1	3
=	Rīgas ASK	3								3
=	Olympiacos Piraeus	3								3
22	Žalgiris Kaunas	1							1	2
=	Lietuvos rytas		2							2
=	Khimki		2							2
=	UNICS Kazan		1			1				2
=	Nanterre				1		1			2
=	Málaga		1					1		2
=	San Pablo Burgos			2						2
=	Tenerife			2						2
=	Spartak Leningrad								2	2
=	Treviso								2	2
=	PAOK Thessaloniki							1	1	2
33	Fenerbahçe	1								1
=	Dinamo Tbilisi	1								1
=	Bosna Royal	1								1
=	Lokomotiv Kuban		1							1
=	Hapoel Jerusalem		1							1
=	Dynamo Moscow		1							1
=	Galatasaray S.K.		1							1
=	Darüşşafaka		1							1
=	Monaco		1							1
=	Gran Canaria		1							1
=	Baskets Bonn			1						1
=	Dinamo Sassari				1					1
=	Reyer Venezia				1					1
=	Skyliners Frankfurt				1					1
=	Ironi Nes Ziona				1					1
=	Bahçeşehir Koleji				1					1
=	KK Włocławek				1					1
=	Crvena zvezda								1	1
=	Victoria Libertas								1	1
=	Baskonia								1	1
=	USK Praha								1	1
=	Partenope Napoli								1	1
=	Olimpija Ljubljana								1	1
=	Maroussi Athens								1	1
=	Mens Sana								1	1
=	AMG Sebastiani							1		1
=	Pau-Lacq-Orthez							1		1
=	Alba Berlin							1		1
=	Scaligera Verona							1		1
=	SLUC Nancy							1		1
=	Mitteldeutscher						1			1
=	Asesoft Ploieşti						1			1
=	Ural Great Perm						1			1
=	CSK VVS Samara						1			1
=	Krasnye Krylia					1				1
=	Emilia Reggiana					1				1
=	Beşiktaş J.K.					1				1
=	Krka					1				1
=	BG Göttingen					1				1
=	Barons LMT					1				1
=	Girona					1				1
=	Dynamo St Petersburg					1				1

By country

The following table lists all the countries whose clubs have won at least one European major competition, and is updated as of 5 June 2023 (in chronological order).

Key

FEL	Euroleague
FEB	EuroCup Basketball
FCC	Champions League
FEC	FIBA Europe Cup
ECC	FIBA EuroChallenge (defunct)
FECC	FIBA EuroCup Challenge (defunct)
FKC	FIBA Korać Cup (defunct)
FSC	FIBA Saporta Cup (defunct)

Most in category

List of European majors club competition winners by country

Rk.	Nation	FEL	FEB	FCC	FEC	ECC	FECC	FKC	FSC	Total
1.	Italy	13	1	1	2	2		10	15	44
2.	Spain	14	8	4		2		6	7	41
3.	Greece	9		1			1	2	5	18
4.	Yugoslavia	7						6	3	16
5.	Russia	4	5			3	2			14
6.	Soviet Union	8							2	10
=	France	1	1		1	1		5	1	10
8.	Israel	6	1		1					8
=	Turkey	3	2		1	1		1		8
10.	Germany			1	1	1	1	1		5
11.	Lithuania	1	2						1	4
12.	Slovenia					1			1	2
13.	Latvia					1				1
=	Czechoslovakia								1	1
=	Romania						1			1
=	Poland				1					1

See also

• FIBA Europe

External links

• FIBA Europe Official Webpage