Jose Mourinho Trophies: Full Record, European Titles, And Career Silverware
Jose Mourinho remains one of the most decorated managers in modern football history. As the 2026/27 season begins, "The Special One" continues his pursuit of elite silverware with Turkish giants Fenerbahçe, bringing a legendary legacy defined by 26 major trophies won across four different countries.
| Club | Trophies Won | Key Silverware Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| FC Porto | 6 | UEFA Champions League (2004), UEFA Cup (2003), Primeira Liga (2) |
| Chelsea | 8 | Premier League (3), FA Cup (1), League Cup (3) |
| Inter Milan | 5 | UEFA Champions League (2010), Serie A (2), Historical Treble |
| Real Madrid | 3 | La Liga (2012), Copa del Rey (2011), Supercopa de España |
| Manchester United | 3 | UEFA Europa League (2017), EFL Cup (2017), Community Shield |
| AS Roma | 1 | UEFA Europa Conference League (2022) |
Unmatched European Supremacy: From Porto to Rome
Mourinho’s continental footprint is unmatched in tactical history. He holds the unique distinction of being the first manager to win all three active UEFA club competitions: the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA Cup / Europa League, and the UEFA Europa Conference League.
His European journey first captured world attention between 2003 and 2004, leading FC Porto to back-to-back UEFA Cup and Champions League victories. He replicated Champions League glory with Inter Milan in 2010, completing a historic Italian Treble. Later in his career, Mourinho added continental trophies at Manchester United (2017 Europa League) and AS Roma (2022 Conference League), maintaining a reputation as an elite tournament strategist.
Dominating Top Leagues: Record-Breaking Domestic Campaigns
Beyond his European honors, Jose Mourinho's career is anchored by eight top-flight league championships. His arrival at Chelsea in 2004 transformed English football, setting an all-time Premier League defensive record by conceding just 15 goals during the 2004/05 campaign.
In Spain, Mourinho ended Pep Guardiola's domestic dominance by guiding Real Madrid to the 2011/12 La Liga crown with a record-setting 100 points and 121 goals scored. Combined with back-to-back Serie A titles at Inter Milan (2008/09, 2009/10) and domestic success in Portugal, his resume covers dominance across Europe's top divisions.
Top-6 Achievements of Jose Mourinho
The Silverware Hunt Continues: Mourinho’s 2026/27 Objectives
Heading deeper into the 2026/27 campaign, Mourinho remains laser-focused on claiming title number 27. Managing Fenerbahçe, the Portuguese tactician aims to break long-standing domestic title droughts and make an impact in UEFA competition.
A single trophy in Turkey would extend Mourinho's winning reach to a fifth European league, adding another chapter to his managerial legacy. Fans and analysts continue to track every matchday to see if "The Special One" can deliver another historic trophy run.
