Hey guys! Today we’re going to dive into a never-ending discussion: Which is the most successful club in Brazil? It's that conversation that every football fan loves, especially when it comes to making fun of their rival. Everyone has their own opinion, but numbers are numbers, right?

So, let's check out the ranking of the Brazilian teams that have accumulated the most trophies throughout history. Get ready for some surprises and, of course, that healthy debate in the comments!

For those who are fans of statistics and love a good discussion about the glories of their favorite team, this ranking is a great treat. After all, who doesn't want the bragging rights of having the most winning team? So, hold back your excitement and check here the updated list of clubs that really made a splash, both in national and international championships. Who is at the top?

10 – Fluminense – 6 titles.

Ah, Fluminense! This Rio team has a history that is a true rollercoaster of emotions. Affectionately known as Tricolor, Flu has a passionate crowd that doesn't leave Maracanã on game day. The achievements? Well, they have already lifted the Brazilian Championship cup four times, the last one, in 2012, came with that memorable campaign that no one forgets. Furthermore, the club also has in its curriculum the 2007 Brazilian Cup, which was another epic moment for the fans.

And it doesn't stop there, no! Fluminense also has history abroad with winning the Libertadores of America in 2023, considered the first global club competition, which places the team in a prominent position on the international scene. Not to mention the several victories in the Campeonato Carioca, which always warm the fans' hearts. Yes, Flu really knows how to make its fans vibrate and be proud of the colors green, white and maroon!

• World Cup – 0
• Libertadores – 1
• Brazilians – 4
• Brazilian Cup – 1
• Brazilian Super Cup – 0

9 – Vasco – 6 Titles

This team is pure tradition and has a history that makes any fan puff out their chest with pride. Founded there in 1898, the Cruzmaltino club didn't take long to show that it came to make some noise. Among its brightest glories we have the Brazilian championship, which they won four times: 1974, 1989, 1997 and 2000. Not to mention the 1998 Libertadores, which is the icing on the cake, right? Oh, and there's the 2000 Mercosul Cup, another great achievement that people love to remember.

And it doesn't stop there! Vasco is that team with a brave heart that knows how to lift the crowd like no one else. The club's history is also marked by being a pioneer in the fight against racism and social inclusion in Brazilian sport, which only increases respect for them. Each game is a new chance to see the dedication and determination of the players and, of course, the passionate fans who never stop believing in the team, no matter the situation. Go, Vasco!

• World Cup – 0
• Libertadores – 1
• Brazilians – 4
• Brazilian Cup – 1
• Brazilian Super Cup – 0