Jose Mourinho Trophies: Full Career List, Record Silverware, And European Dominance
José Mourinho remains one of the most successful and polarizing football managers in history. Across more than two decades at the elite level, the manager has compiled an extraordinary collection of silverware, delivering major trophies across Portugal, England, Italy, Spain, and beyond.
As the 2026/27 European football season gets underway this August 2026, Mourinho's career trophy count stands at an incredible 26 major titles. Here is the definitive breakdown of Jose Mourinho trophies by club, highlighting a career built on winning under immense pressure.
| Club | Major Trophies | Notable Honours |
|---|---|---|
| FC Porto | 6 | UEFA Champions League (2004), UEFA Cup (2003), Primeira Liga (x2) |
| Chelsea | 8 | Premier League (x3), FA Cup (2007), League Cup (x3) |
| Inter Milan | 5 | Historic Treble (2010), UEFA Champions League (2010), Serie A (x2) |
| Real Madrid | 3 | La Liga (2012), Copa del Rey (2011), Supercopa de España (2012) |
| Manchester United | 3 | UEFA Europa League (2017), League Cup (2017), Community Shield (2016) |
| AS Roma | 1 | UEFA Europa Conference League (2022) |
From Porto's European Shockwaves to Inter Milan's Historic Treble
Mourinho announced himself to global football by guiding FC Porto to back-to-back European triumphs, winning the UEFA Cup in 2003 before stunning the continent by lifting the UEFA Champions League in 2004. His defensive organization and psychological sharpness immediately translated into domestic dominance, capturing two Primeira Liga crowns and a Taça de Portugal.
Moving to Chelsea in 2004, Mourinho transformed the London club into an elite defensive juggernaut. He secured Chelsea’s first top-flight league title in 50 years during his debut season, setting a record by conceding just 15 goals. He retained the Premier League in 2006 and added three League Cups and an FA Cup across his two stints at Stamford Bridge.
His crowning tactical achievement came at Inter Milan. In the 2009/10 campaign, Mourinho led the Nerazzurri to an unprecedented Italian Treble—winning Serie A, the Coppa Italia, and the UEFA Champions League. That European run featured an iconic semifinal victory over Barcelona, showcasing his trademark big-match pragmatism.
Master of Finals: The Unique Five-Title European Record
One of the most impressive aspects of Mourinho's legacy is his astonishing record in major European finals. He is the first manager to win all three current major UEFA club competitions: the Champions League, the Europa League (formerly UEFA Cup), and the Conference League.
- UEFA Champions League: Porto (2004), Inter Milan (2010)
- UEFA Cup / Europa League: Porto (2003), Manchester United (2017)
- UEFA Europa Conference League: AS Roma (2022)
Even during turbulent domestic stints, Mourinho retained his uncanny knack for cup knockout football. At Real Madrid, he broke Barcelona's domestic dominance by winning the 2011 Copa del Rey and a record-breaking 100-point La Liga title in 2012. At Manchester United, he collected a League Cup and the 2017 Europa League title. In 2022, he ended AS Roma’s long trophy drought by securing the inaugural UEFA Europa Conference League title.
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The 2026 Campaign: Hunting Turkish Glory with Fenerbahçe
Heading into the 2026/27 campaign, Mourinho is focused on adding Turkish silverware to his cabinet with Fenerbahçe. Having taken charge of the Istanbul giants in 2024, expectations remain sky-high for the Portuguese manager as domestic and European fixtures ramp up this August 2026.
If Mourinho lifts a trophy with Fenerbahçe, Turkey will become the sixth distinct country where he has delivered major silverware. Despite evolving tactics across modern football, Mourinho’s proven blueprint—built on dynamic counter-attacks, big-match discipline, and tournament mentality—keeps his standard high as he seeks trophy number 27.
