On the night of the 2021 final, players from 52 countries won the most beloved trophy in Europe. Hakeem Siech, who did not join Chelsea, did not receive the award, unlike the first national Christian policeman in the United States.

Number of players who have won the Champions Cup / UEFA Champions League Final (by country)

Two new nations in 2021

1: Morocco (Hakim Siek, winner with Chelsea in 2021)
1: United States (Christian Pulisik wins 2021 against Chelsea)

In 1974, Bayern gave Germany their first winners© Getty Images

75: Spain
72: Italy
65: England
63: Germany
51: Netherlands
40: Portugal
38: Brazil
31: France
26: Scotland
12: Argentina
12: Romania
9: Serbia
9: Croatia
8: Republic of Ireland
8: Denmark
7: Sweden
4: Czech Republic
4: Poland
4: Wales
3: Ghana
3: Ivory Coast
3: North Macedonia
3: Nigeria
3: Norway
2: Australia
2: Austria
2: Belgium
2: Bosnia and Herzegovina
2: Cameroon
2: Finland
2: Mali
2: Montenegro
2: Northern Ireland
2: Senegal
2: Uruguay

Algerian pioneer Raba Madjer© Bob Thomas / Getty Images

1: Algeria (Raba Madger, Porto 1987)
1: Bulgaria (Hriso Stoikov, Barcelona 1992)
1: Canada (Alfonso Davis, Bayern 2020)
1: Costa Rica (Keeler Navas, Real Madrid 2016, 2017 & 2018)
1: Egypt (Mohamed Salah, Liverpool 2019)
1: Georgie (Kaka Kaladze, AC Milan 2003 & 2007)
1: Homgri (Ferenc Puskas, Real Madrid 1959, 1960 & 1966)
1: Mexico (Rafael Marquez, Barcelona 2006)
1: Pero (Vector Benatus, AC Milan 1963)
1: South Africa (Benny McCarthy, Porto 2004)
1: Russia (Dmitry Alanichev, Porto 2004)
1: Saint-Marin (Massimo Bonini, Juventus 1985)
1: Switzerland (Stefan Chappusat, Dortmund 1997)
1: Trinidad and Tobago (Dwight York, Manchester United 1999)
1: Ukraine (Andrei Shevchenko, AC Milan 2003)
1: United States (Christian Police, Chelsea 2021)
1: Zimbabwe (Bruce Grobelar, Liverpool 1984)