A review of the UEFA Europa League football champions following Aston Villa becoming the latest team to win the title.
On 21 May 2026 GMT+7, a look at the UEFA Europa League football champions, formerly known as the UEFA Cup, after Aston Villa, the "Villans" from the English Premier League, led by Spanish coach Unai Emery, claimed the championship in a grand victory.
1971-1972: Tottenham Hotspur
1972-1973: Liverpool
1973-1974: Feyenoord
1974-1975: Borussia Mönchengladbach
1975-1976: Liverpool
1976-1977: Juventus
1977-1978: PSV Eindhoven
1978-1979: Borussia Mönchengladbach
1979-1980: Eintracht Frankfurt
1980-1981: Ipswich Town
1981-1982: IFK Göteborg
1982-1983: Anderlecht
1983-1984: Tottenham Hotspur
1984-1985: Real Madrid
1985-1986: Real Madrid
1986-1987: IFK Göteborg
1987-1988: Bayer Leverkusen
1988-1989: Napoli
1989-1990: Juventus
1990-1991: Inter Milan
1991-1992: Ajax Amsterdam
1992-1993: Juventus
1993-1994: Inter Milan
1994-1995: Parma
1995-1996: Bayern Munich
1996-1997: Schalke 04
1997-1998: Inter Milan
1998-1999: Parma
1999-2000: Galatasaray
2000-2001: Liverpool
2001-2002: Feyenoord
2002-2003: FC Porto
2003-2004: Valencia
2004-2005: CSKA Moscow
2005-2006: Sevilla
2006-2007: Sevilla
2007-2008: Zenit St. Petersburg
2008-2009: Shakhtar Donetsk
2009-2010: Atlético Madrid
2010-2011: FC Porto
2011-2012: Atlético Madrid
2012-2013: Chelsea
2013-2014: Sevilla
2014-2015: Sevilla
2015-2016: Sevilla
2016-2017: Manchester United
2017-2018: Atlético Madrid
2018-2019: Chelsea
2019-2020: Sevilla
2020-2021: Villarreal
2021-2022: Eintracht Frankfurt
2022-2023: Sevilla
2023-2024: Atalanta
2024-2025: Tottenham Hotspur
2025-2026: Aston Villa
