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Number of Ballon dOr Wins by Players in Europes 5 Major Leagues, with Premier League Ranked Fourth

Eurofootball27 Oct 2026 17:45 GMT+7

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Number of Ballon dOr Wins by Players in Europes 5 Major Leagues, with Premier League Ranked Fourth

A look at how many times players from Europe's five major football leagues have won the Ballon d'Or, noting that the Premier League, despite being the most popular, ranks only fourth in total wins.


On 27 Oct 2026 GMT+7, we examined the five major European leagues, counting their top divisions including previous names before their current titles, to see how many Ballon d'Or awards players from each league have won. For statistics, if a player transferred clubs during the award season, the record credits the club the player was officially with when the award was announced.

The rankings show Spain's La Liga in first place with players winning a combined total of 24 Ballon d'Or awards, followed by Italy's Serie A with 18 wins. Germany's Bundesliga stands third with 9 wins, England's Premier League is fourth with 7 wins, and France's Ligue 1 ranks fifth with 2 wins.

Summary of the number of Ballon d'Or awards won by players in Europe's five major leagues.

La Liga (Spain)

24 times

Barcelona (12), Real Madrid (12)

Lionel Messi (6), Cristiano Ronaldo (4), Johan Cruyff (2), Alfredo Di Stefano (2), Raymond Kopa (1), Luis Suarez (1), Hristo Stoichkov (1), Rivaldo (1), Luis Figo (1), Ronaldo Nazário (1), Ronaldinho (1), Fabio Cannavaro (1), Luka Modric (1), Karim Benzema (1)

Serie A (Italy)

18 times

Juventus (8), AC Milan (8), Inter Milan (2)

Michel Platini (3), Marco van Basten (3), Omar Sivori (1), Gianni Rivera (1), Paolo Rossi (1), Ruud Gullit (1), Lothar Matthäus (1), Roberto Baggio (1), George Weah (1), Ronaldo Nazário (1), Zinedine Zidane (1), Pavel Nedvěd (1), Andriy Shevchenko (1), Kaká (1)

Bundesliga (Germany)

9 times

Bayern Munich (5), Hamburg (2), Borussia Mönchengladbach (1), Borussia Dortmund (1)

Franz Beckenbauer (2), Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (2), Kevin Keegan (2), Gerd Müller (1), Allan Simonsen (1), Matthias Sammer (1)

Premier League (England)

7 times

Manchester United (4), Blackpool (1), Liverpool (1), Manchester City (1)

Stanley Matthews (1), Denis Law (1), Bobby Charlton (1), George Best (1), Michael Owen (1), Cristiano Ronaldo (1), Rodri (1)

Ligue 1 (France)

2 times

Paris Saint-Germain (1), Olympique Marseille (1)

Jean-Pierre Papin (1), Lionel Messi (1)