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Seedorf played for Real in the 1999-2000 season. So he has 5 cl titles

@@Busebeller he left Madrid in the winter market, dicember 99, smarty boy

@@carlossimancas9867 If he played a certain number of matches in the 1st half of UCL he would have won a medal too. The example is Cancelo 22/23. He won bundesliga and EPL at the same season

@@Flame_Striker Seedorf was Inter player since January’ 2000. Bad luck for him, but he wasn’t involved at all in the 8th UCL won by Madrid five months later. He wasn’t in the second group phase, he wasn’t in the quarters of final against ManU, he wasn’t in the semis against Bayern and he wasn’t in the final against Valencia. But, of course, you can give him a medal for that

@@carlossimancas9867 So what? Do you know anything? He didnt play for milan in the cl this season BECAUSE he already played for Real.

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Same for Gento. He lost 2 finals.

Lionel Messi has won the UEFA Champions League on four occasions. His success in 2006 has given a lot to talk about since Leo didn’t take part in the final, but he was still part of the Barcelona squad that campaign, recording one goal and two assists in six appearances.

Messi has 4. If we add Trebles + UCL, Messi has 4+2. Name another player with 4 UCL and 2 Trebles. How many Trebles for CR? 💀🐫

Lionel Messi has won the UEFA Champions League on four occasions. His success in 2006 has given a lot to talk about since Leo didn’t take part in the final, but he was still part of the Barcelona squad that campaign, recording one goal and two assists in six appearances.

Since when did Ronaldo win a Euro? Just like Messi, who didn't play in the UCL final, Ronaldo didn't play in the Euro final. By your logic, Ronaldo never won Euro. 🐫💀🤡

Lionel Messi has won the UEFA Champions League on four occasions. His success in 2006 has given a lot to talk about since Leo didn’t take part in the final, but he was still part of the Barcelona squad that campaign, recording one goal and two assists in six appearances.

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UEFA doesn't have a specific rule that directly determines how many Champions Leagues a player has. There's no official scorer for individual player achievements in the competition. Generally, players credited with a Champions League win are those who: Played a significant role throughout the tournament, including the knockout stages. Were part of the matchday squad for the final, even if they didn't come on as substitutes. There can be some grey areas, like Messi's situation in 2006. However, most media outlets and fans follow this understanding when assigning Champions League titles to players. Messi won the Champions League four times, though he wasn't always directly on the field for the finals. Here's the breakdown: Wins: He actively participated and helped Barcelona win the Champions League in 2009, 2011, and 2015. Part of the Squad: In 2006, he was a regular player for Barcelona's championship run, but due to injury, he couldn't participate in the final match. So, while he wasn't on the field for every final, he was a key part of the Barcelona teams that secured those four Champions League victories. ❤️❤️❤️

Quattro........ Plus 1 Copa Del Mundo...🇦🇷🐐🏆

@@christosnikitakis6675 Kross 6 + una copa del mundo.

Lionel Messi has won the UEFA Champions League on four occasions. His success in 2006 has given a lot to talk about since Leo didn’t take part in the final, but he was still part of the Barcelona squad that campaign, recording one goal and two assists in six appearances.

@@FootballFC2025 what does Uefa say? As in, you know, the people who run the competition. Not random KZfaq channel A

UEFA doesn't have a specific rule that directly determines how many Champions Leagues a player has. There's no official scorer for individual player achievements in the competition. Generally, players credited with a Champions League win are those who: Played a significant role throughout the tournament, including the knockout stages. Were part of the matchday squad for the final, even if they didn't come on as substitutes. There can be some grey areas, like Messi's situation in 2006. However, most media outlets and fans follow this understanding when assigning Champions League titles to players. Messi won the Champions League four times, though he wasn't always directly on the field for the finals. Here's the breakdown: Wins: He actively participated and helped Barcelona win the Champions League in 2009, 2011, and 2015. Part of the Squad: In 2006, he was a regular player for Barcelona's championship run, but due to injury, he couldn't participate in the final match. So, while he wasn't on the field for every final, he was a key part of the Barcelona teams that secured those four Champions League victories. ❤️❤️❤️

@@FootballFC2025 what does Uefa'S website say? That's the only question I asked. I see you eventually quoted it. I didn't ask for all the other fluff.

FOUR.....Plus 2 Trebles to go along with that! 🇦🇷🐐🏆

Eto’o 4 and Phil Thomposon 4 🤫

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