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European Multi-sport Clubs Athleticism[edit]

The following article includes Clubs with multiple European-winning Sport Departments. Talking about Multi-sport Clubs, comparison is taking place not based on the number of european titles won by clubs, but based on the number of different sport departments of clubs that have won at least one european title.

Standings criteria[edit]

When clubs are equal, first comes the club who has:

-more european-winning sport departments,

-more european-winning sports,

-both men and women european-winning sport departments,

-both team and individual european-winning sports,

If clubs are still equal, then advantage has the one with more european-winning sport departments, on higher levels of european competitions' pyramid.

By Club[edit]

Club European-winning Sport Departments
RussiaCSKA Moscow Football Basketball M Basketball W Volleyball M Volleyball W Water Polo Handball Ice hockey Chess
RussiaDynamo Moscow Basketball M Basketball W Volleyball M Volleyball W Water Polo Futsal Ice hockey Bandy
PortugalS.L. Benfica Football Handball Roller Hockey M Roller Hockey W Futsal Swimming
GreeceOlympiacos CFP Basketball Volleyball M Volleyball W Water Polo M Water Polo W Wrestling
TurkeyGalatasaray S.K. Football Basketball M Basketball W Basketball Wheel Judo M Judo W
SerbiaJSD Partizan Basketball Water Polo Wrestling Karate Chess
SpainFC Barcelona Football Basketball Handball Roller Hockey Futsal
SerbiaSD Red Star Football Basketball M Basketball W Water Polo Athletics
PortugalSporting CP Football Handball Roller Hockey Athletics M Athletics W
HungaryFerencváros TC Football Water Polo Handball W Table Tennis
RussiaLuch Moscow Athletics M Athletics W Handball W Chess
TurkeyFenerbahçe S.K. Basketball Volleyball M Volleyball W Table Tennis W
GermanyLeipzig Football Volleyball Handball M Handball W
CzechoslovakiaSparta Prague Basketball W Handball W Table Tennis M Table tennis W
CroatiaMladost Volleyball W Water Polo Table Tennis W
GermanyBayer Leverkusen Football Handball W Athletics W
PortugalBraga Football Beach Soccer Athletics W
HungaryVasas Volleyball W Water Polo Handball W
BulgariaLevski Sofia Basketball W Volleyball W Athletics W
FranceMontpellier Football Rugby Table Tennis
RomaniaDinamo Bucuresti Volleyball Handball Rugby
HungaryHonved Water Polo M Water Polo W Handball
LithuaniaZalgiris Basketball Handball W
RomaniaRapid Bucuresti Volleyball Handball W
GermanyDortmund Football Handball W
GermanyBayern Munich Football Chess
FranceMarseille Football Athletics
RussiaLokomotiv Moscow Beach Soccer Badminton
SloveniaOlimpija Ljubljana Basketball Handball W
TurkeyBursa BBSK Volleyball W Table Tennis W
SpainReal Madrid Football Basketball
PortugalPorto Football Roller Hockey
RomaniaSteaua Bucuresti Football Handball
GermanyHamburg Football Handball
HungaryUjpest Footbal Water Polo
Dinamo Tbilisi Football Basketball
SlovakiaSlovan Bratislava Football Ice Hockey
HungarySpartacus Budap. Table Tennis Chess
RomaniaCSM București Volleyball W Handball W
HungaryDunaujvaros Water Polo W Handball W
TurkeyBeşiktaş J.K. Basketball Basketball Wheel
PortugalMaratona CP Athletics M Athletics W
ItalyPro Recco Water Polo M Water Polo W
SpainCP Voltregà Roller Hockey M Roller Hockey W
BulgariaCSKA Sofia Volleybal M Volleyball W
ItalyModena Volleyball M Volleyball W
GreeceVouliagmeni Water Polo M Water Polo W
EnglandArsenal Football M Football W
CzechoslovakiaSlavia Praha Basketball M Basketball W
ΚαζακστάνAlma-Ata Volleyball M Volleyball W
FranceLyon Football M Football W
ItalyRoma Water Polo M Water Polo W
CzechoslovakiaRudá Hvězda Praha Voleyball M Volleyball W
CzechoslovakiaVitkovice Ostrava Chess M Chess W

By Country[edit]

Country Club different

European

-winning

Sport

Departments

Russia CSKA Moscow

Dynamo Moscow

Luch Moscow

Lokomotiv Moscow

16
Portugal S.L. Benfica

Sporting CP

Braga

Porto

Maratona CP

9
Turkey Galatasaray S.K.

Fenerbahçe S.K.

Bursa BBSK

Beşiktaş J.K.

9
Czechoslovakia Sparta Prague

Slavia Praha Rudá Hvězda Praha

Vitkovice Ostrava

9
Serbia JSD Partizan

SD Red Star

8
Hungary Ferencváros TC

Vasas

Honved

Ujpest

Spartacus Budap.

Dunaujvaros

8
Germany Leipzig

Bayer Leverkusen

Dortmund

Bayern Munich

Hamburg

6
Greece Olympiacos CFP

Vouliagmeni

6
Spain FC Barcelona

Real Madrid

CP Voltregà

6
Romania Dinamo Bucuresti

Rapid Bucuresti

Steaua Bucuresti

CSM București

6
France Montpellier

Marseille

Lyon

5
Italy Pro Recco

Modena

Roma

4
Bulgaria Levski Sofia

CSKA Sofia

4
Croatia Mladost 3
Lithuania Zalgiris 2
Slovenia Olimpija Ljubljana 2
Dinamo Tbilisi 2
Slovakia Slovan Bratislava 2
England Arsenal 2
Καζακστάν Alma-Ata 2

Guest0777 (talk) 20:51, 5 May 2018 (UTC)

European and Worldwide Honours[edit]

season Type of honour Department Competiton result
1963 Regional Men's Football Balkan Cup Cup Winners
1996 Continental Men's Volleyball European Cup Cup Winners
1997 Continental Men's Basketball European Championship Champions
2002 Continental Men's Water Polo European Championship Champions
2002 Continental Men's Water Polo European Super Cup Super Champions
2005 Continental Men's Volleyball European Cup Cup Winners
2006 Continental Men's Wrestling European Cup Cup Winners
2012 Continental Men's Basketball European Championship Champions
2013 Continental Men's Basketball European Championship Champions
2013 Intercontinental Men's Basketball European- L. American Cup Champions
2014 Continental Women's Water Polo European Cup Cup Winners
2015 Continental Women's Water Polo European Championship Champions
2015 Continental Women's Water Polo European Super Cup Super Champions
2018 Continental Women's Volleyball European Cup Cup Winners

International record[edit]

Season Football Basketball Men's Volleyball Women's Volleyball Men's Water Polo Women's Water Polo Wrestling
1962–63 Balkans Cup
Winners
1995–96 CEV Cup Winners' Cup
Winners
1996–97 FIBA Euroleague
Champions
2001–02 LEN Champions League
Champions
2002–03 LEN Super Cup
Champions
2004–05 CEV Top Teams Cup
Winners
2005–06 European CELA Cup
Winners
2011–12 Euroleague
Champions
2012–13 Euroleague
Champions
2013–14 Intercontinental Cup
Champions
LEN Trophy
Winners
2014–15 LEN Euroleague
Champions
2015–16 LEN Super Cup
Champions
2017–18 CEV Challenge Cup

Winners

International highs[edit]

1963 TurkeyGalatasaray Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaSarajevo RomaniaBrasov BulgariaLevski Balkans Cup
1996 Czech RepublicDukla BelgiumDesimpel UkraineKharkiv PolandLegia RussiaBelgorod TurkeyEczacıbaşı NetherlandsCapelle GermanyBayer CEV Cup
1997 RussiaCSKA Moscow BelgiumCharleroi SerbiaPartizan GreecePanathinaikos SloveniaOlimpija SpainBarcelona FIBA Euroleague
2002 UkraineDynamo Kyiv SpainBarceloneta FranceNice GermanySpandau CroatiaJug HungaryHonvéd LEN Champions League HungaryVasas LEN Super Cup
2005 North MacedoniaRabotnicki CyprusPafiakos Bosnia and HerzegovinaBrčko SloveniaTopolsica SwitzerlandConcordia TurkeyAnkara Czech RepublicDukla NetherlandsOrtec CEV Cup CroatiaVindija 2006 CELA Cup
2012 SpainCaja Laboral FranceNancy TurkeyGalatasaray TurkeyEfes ItalySiena SpainBarcelona RussiaCSKA Moscow Euroleague
2013 ItalyArmani CroatiaCedevita RussiaKhimki ItalySiena TurkeyBeşiktaş TurkeyFenerbahçe TurkeyEfes RussiaCSKA Moscow SpainReal Madrid Euroleague BrazilPinheiros FIBA Intercontinental Cup
2014 RussiaSKIF Moscow HungaryEger RussiaKinef Kirishi ItalyFirenze LEN Trophy
2015
2018
2021
2022
2023