5 players with the most trophies for a single club

#3 Xavi Hernandez (Barcelona) - 33

Xavi Hernandez is a bonafide Barcelona legend.

Xavi Hernandez, like his former Barcelona teammate Andres Iniesta, is widely regarded as one of the best midfielders in the history of the game.

The current Blaugrana manager is a bonafide club legend, having made over 750 appearances across competitions and winning titles galore. Though he was never a prolific scorer, Xavi was renowned for his metronomic passing ability in the center of the park.

The four-time Champions League winner is the first player in recorded competition history to string together 100 consecutive successful passes in a game. Xavi scored 85 goals and provided 185 assists during a hugely successful near two-decade long career at the Camp Nou.

The 42-year-old has won nine La Liga, eight Spanish Super Cups and three Copa Del Rey titles at the club. Xavi is also a FIFA World Cup and two-time European Championship winner with Spain.

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#2 Lionel Messi (Barcelona) - 35

Lionel Messi enjoyed a hugely successful career at Barcelona.

One of the greatest players in the history of the game, Lionel Messi evolved into a world-class player during his 17-season stint with Barcelona.

Now at PSG, the 34-year-old attacker played 778 games across competitions for the Blaugrana, bagging almost 1000 goal contributions (672 goals, 303 assists). The all-time Barcelona top scorer has won four Champions League, ten La Liga and seven Copa Del Rey titles at the club.

The two-time continental treble winner won a record seven Pichichi awards and six of his seven Ballon d'Or awards while at Barcelona.

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#1 Ryan Giggs (Manchester United) - 36

Ryan Giggs spent his entire career at Manchester United.

Ryan Giggs is one of the most successful one-club men in the history of the sport. He has won the most titles for a single club and is the only non-Barcelona player on this list .

The Manchester United legend made nearly 950 appearances across competitions for the club, bagging 164 goals and 255 assists. The versatile attacker is the only player to score in each of the first 21 seasons of the Premier League. Giggs won as many titles in the competition as Manchester City (5), Chelsea (5) and Arsenal (3) combined.

The legendary Welsh winger, who retired after the 2013-14 season, has also won nine English Super Cups, four FA Cups as many EFL Cups at Old Trafford.