Henry Roldán
The Spanish League is one of the longest-running soccer leagues in the world and for many years was very diverse in champions until the dominance of Real Madrid and FC Barcelona in recent times.
At JefeBet we bring you the ranking of the top winners in the history of Spanish League, telling you that beyond the supremacy of its two most important teams, there is a lot of history written prior to their dominance. These are the teams with the most titles in the Spanish League, the Iberian soccer.
Most Winning Teams in Spanish League History
Valencia – 6 Titles
Thanks to two good periods, the “Ché” team is the fifth club with the most titles in the Spanish League. In the 1940s, the institution experienced its golden era when it won three titles in the League, followed by one more in the 1970s and its last two championships in 2002 and 2004.
Athletic de Bilbao – 8 Titles
From our list of teams with the most titles in the Spanish League, Bilbao is the one that has more seasons without winning a championship, since its last title was the two-time championship achieved in the 1983 and 1984 seasons. The “Lions” were the most dominant in the 1930s, when they won four times .
Atlético de Madrid – 10 Titles
Atlético Madrid has been fighting for the leading positions in recent seasons, although it has not been able to put an end to the supremacy of Real Madrid and Barcelona in the Spanish League. Its last title was in the 2014 season and, at that time, it broke a drought of 18 years without celebrating a title as it had previously won in 1996.
FC Barcelona – 26 Titles
FC Barcelona came considerably closer to Real Madrid by winning 10 championships in 15 seasons between 2005 and 2019, this being the Catalan club’s golden era under Pep Guardiola and the arrival of Lionel Messi and company to the circuit. They have been characterized as an epochal club since they won six more championships in the 1990s.
Real Madrid – 35 Titles
Real Madrid is the team that has won the most championships in the Spanish League as only in the 40’s they did not add any to their historic trophy cabinet. FC Barcelona came close to six titles in 2019, but “Los Merengues” clinched last year’s two-time championship to extend their lead once again and enshrine themselves in the top position in one of the most important leagues in the world.
