How many trophies has Juventus won in its storied existence? In this article, DaoKick will guide you through every major title, dissect the club’s dominance, and untangle the numbers so that you — the devoted fan — can grasp just how immense Juve’s trophy cabinet truly is.
Juventus’ Trophies Overview: The Big Picture
When counting trophies, a key distinction must be made: official major trophies (league titles, cups, international competitions) versus friendly or minor honors. In this article, we’ll focus first on the official, “countable” titles — the ones that count in history books.
By all reliable sources, Juventus has won 71 official trophies in its history. This makes it the most honored club in Italy in terms of official honors. (This total is composed of domestic plus international trophies.)
Juventus leads Italian football with 60 national trophies and 11 international ones.
Below is a breakdown of how those trophies are distributed, and how the 71 figure is arrived at.
National Trophies: The Foundations of Juve’s Legacy
Most of Juventus’ silverware comes.
Serie A / Italian Championship
- 36 top-flight league titles, a record in Italy.
- Juventus’ first league win dates back to 1905; its most recent league triumph was in 2019–20.
- Consecutive run: Juve won nine straight Scudetti from 2011–12 through 2019–20 — a domestic record.
- These 36 are officially recognized Serie A or equivalent top-level championships.
Coppa Italia (Italian Cup)
- 15 Coppa Italia victories.
- Juventus is the club with the most wins in this knockout competition.
- They captured their 15th title in 2024 by defeating Atalanta in the final.
Supercoppa Italiana
- 9 wins in the Italian Super Cup (the match between league and cup winner).
- This is also a record for that competition.
Serie B
- Juventus has 1 Serie B title (2006–07).
- This came after the club was relegated in the Calciopoli scandal and then won promotion by topping Serie B.
In total, Juve’s national trophies (league + cup + Super Cup + the single Serie B) amount to 61 recognized domestic titles.
International & Continental Honors
Beyond Italy, Juventus has also made its mark across Europe and the world. These trophies, while fewer in number, are prestigious and add immense weight to the club’s status.
UEFA Champions League / European Cup
- 2 wins (1984–85, 1995–96)
- Juventus has also been runner-up multiple times.
UEFA Europa League / UEFA Cup
- 3 titles (1976–77, 1989–90, 1992–93)
UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup
- 1 victory (1983–84)
UEFA Super Cup
- 2 wins (1984, 1996)
UEFA Intertoto Cup
- 1 victory (1999)
Intercontinental Cup (or equivalent world club competition)
- 2 wins (1985, 1996)
When summed, Juventus holds 11 major international trophies (UEFA + world stage) to their name.
Reconciliation: Why 71 Trophies?
Let’s see how it all lines up:
- National trophies: 61
- International trophies: 11
- Total = 72?
- You might notice that 61 + 11 = 72, not 71. But not every domestic minor or secondary competition is always counted in the “official major trophies” tally. Some sources exclude Supercoppa Italiana or the Serie B or include only certain competitions.
The consensus among major records keepers is 71 official trophies — meaning that some counts omit one of the lesser national ones (usually Serie B) or treat one competition differently.
Also worth noting: Juventus has many friendly, invitational, regional, or exhibition trophies (dozens of them). But those are generally not counted in the “official” tally.
So when you see “Juventus has won 71 trophies,” that refers to their recognized, major competition titles.
Juve’s Most Recent Trophy: 2023–24 Coppa Italia
Juventus’ latest silverware came in May 2024, when they clinched the Coppa Italia by beating Atalanta 1–0. Dusan Vlahović scored early in the match, giving Juve their 15th Italian Cup and their first trophy in three years.
That victory was emotionally charged — symbolic of the club’s efforts to reclaim domestic glory amid stiff competition.
Juve vs Rivals: Trophy Comparisons
How does Juventus’ haul stack up against other Italian giants?
- AC Milan: fewer domestic trophies, though strong in European achievements
- Inter Milan: also behind in total honors
- Juventus holds the most in domestic honors and has strong international standing
On the European and world stage, Juve sits among the most decorated clubs globally — though clubs like Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Liverpool, etc. have dee.
Key Records Behind the Trophies
Some of the standout records tied to Juventus’ trophy collection include:
- The record number of Serie A titles (36)
- The record number of Coppa Italia wins (15)
- The record of nine consecutive Scudetti (2012–2020)
- Being one of the few clubs to win all major European competitions (Champions League, Europa League, Cup Winners’ Cup, Super Cup)
- Multiple consecutive and back-to-back domestic doubles and trebles in Juventus’ history
These records amplify the raw trophy count and deepen the sense of dominance Juve holds in Italian football history.
Understanding Nuances & Disputes
When discussing how many trophies Juventus has won, a few caveats should be kept in mind:
- Stripped titles: Juventus had two Serie A titles (2004–05, 2005–06) revoked in connection with the Calciopoli scandal. They are usually excluded.
- Minor cups and friendly honors vary by count. Many lists exclude them to maintain consistency.
- Recognition: Some sources count or omit the Supercoppa, Serie B, or Intertoto Cup differently. That’s why you’ll see slight variations (71 vs 72 etc.).
But the broadly accepted figure among authoritative sources is 71 major trophies.
Why This Trophy Count Matters
For fans, analysts, or rivals, knowing the precise tally is more than trivia:
- It cements Juventus’ status as Italy’s most successful club by major honors.
- It provides context in discussions: “Is Juve really more successful than AC Milan?” — yes, in terms of sheer count.
- It’s a benchmark for current players and managers aiming to leave their mark.
- It helps in SEO, historical write-ups, comparisons, and fan debates alike.
Whenever a new season passes and Juventus adds (or fails to add) silverware, that count becomes more than historical — it’s a living metric.
Final Thoughts
How many trophies has Juventus won? In short: 71 official major trophies (60 at national level + 11 international). This number places Juventus at the top of Italian football’s history charts, a club that has built empires in Turin and left footprints across Europe. The 71-trophy figure is not just a number — it’s a symbol of legacy, dominance, and ambition.
If you want deeper breakdowns — trophies by decade, comparisons with Real Madrid or Barcelona, or per-player trophy tallies — just let me know. The world of silverware is vast, and DaoKick is ready to explore it with you.
