All-time UEFA Youth League records

PLAYER STATS

All-time UEFA Youth League goalscorers
15: Charlie Brown (Chelsea), Borja Mayoral (Real Madrid), Roberto Núñez (Atlético de Madrid)
13: Curtis Jones (Liverpool), Aaron Leya Iseka (Anderlecht), Rodrigo Marina (Real Betis), Gonçalo Moreira (Benfica), Julian Rijkhoff (Borussia Dortmund), Timur Zhamaletdinov (CSKA Moskva)
12: Tammy Abraham (Chelsea), Jean-Kévin Augustin (Paris Saint-Germain), Jordi Mboula (Barcelona, Monaco), Adrian Niño (Atlético de Madrid), Mahamadou Sangaré (Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester City), Dominic Solanke (Chelsea)
11: Dani Gómez (Real Madrid), Munir El Haddadi (Barcelona), José Gomes (Benfica), Diogo Gonçalves (Benfica), Mexx Meerdink (AZ Alkmaar), Kaj Sierhuis (Ajax)
10: Sergio Esteban (Atlético de Madrid), Gianluca Gaetano (Napoli), Mads Hansen (Midtjylland), Ivan Ignatev (Krasnodar), Carles Pérez (Barcelona), Gonçalo Ramos (Benfica), Joan Tincres (Monaco)

All-time UEFA Youth League appearances
28: Pedro Álvaro (Benfica)
27: Diogo Costa (Porto)
25: Timothy Eyoma (Tottenham Hotspur), Óscar Rodríguez (Real Madrid)
24: Zeteny Jano (Salzburg), Tim Paumgartner (Salzburg), Carles Pérez (Barcelona), Julian Rijkhoff (Borussia Dortmund), Daniel Yáñez (Real Madrid)*
23: Samuel Bamba (Borussia Dortmund), Miguel Baeza (Real Madrid), Samy Bourard (Anderlecht), Alberto Fernández (Real Madrid), Mykola Matviyenko (Shakhtar Donetsk), Yakou Meïté (Paris Saint-Germain), Diogo Queirós (Porto)
22: Fodé Ballo-Touré (Paris Saint-Germain), Javier Boñar (Atlético de Madrid), João Cardoso (Porto), Moreto Cassamá (Porto), Paulo Estrela (Porto), Alec Georgen (Paris Saint-Germain), Argyrios Liatsikouras (Olympiacos), Álex Martín (Real Madrid)

*inc 2026/27

Joint all-time top scorer Roberto Núñez©Getty Images

Top scorer by season
2025/26: Rodrigo Marina (Real Betis) 10
2024/25: Matvii Ponomarenko (Dynamo Kyiv), Mahamadou Sangaré (Paris Saint-Germain), Phillip Verhounig (Salzburg) 8
2023/24: Amin Chiakha (Copenhagen), Rodrigo Mora (Porto) 7
2022/23: Bilal Mazhar (Panathinaikos), Mexx Meerdink (AZ Alkmaar) 9
2021/22: Mads Hansen (Midtjylland), Aral Simsir (Midtjylland) 7
2020/21: season cancelled
2019/20: Roberto Piccoli (Atalanta), Gonçalo Ramos (Benfica) 8
2018/19: Charlie Brown (Chelsea) 12
2017/18: Ivan Ignatev (Krasnodar) 10
2016/17: Jordi Mboula (Barcelona), Kaj Sierhuis (Ajax) 8
2015/16: Roberto Nuñez (Atlético de Madrid) 9
2014/15: Dominic Solanke (Chelsea) 12
2013/14: Munir El Haddadi (Barcelona) 11

Most goals by a player in a game
5: Luca Williams-Barnett (Tottenham Hotspur 9-1 Slavia Praha, 2025/26), Bilal Mazhar (Panathinaikos 8-0 Slavia Sofia, 2022/23), Ivan Ignatev (Krasnodar 9-0 Kairat Almaty, 2017/18), Mergim Berisha (Salzburg 8-1 Kairat Almaty, 2016/17), Fatih Aktay (Altınordu 6-2 Sparta Praha, 2016/17)

Most goals in a single group stage/league phase
9: Emre Unuvar (Ajax, 2025/26), Roberto Núñez (Atlético de Madrid, 2015/16)

Scored in all six group stage/league phase games in a season
2022/23: Adrian Niño (Atlético de Madrid)

TEAM STATS

Biggest home win
12-0: AZ Alkmaar vs Klaipėda
03/10/2023, domestic champions path first round first leg

Biggest away win
1-12: Levadia Tallinn vs ÍA Akranes
23/10/2019, domestic champions path first round second leg

Highest-scoring draw
5-5: Malmö vs Shakhtar Donetsk
21/10/2015, group stage

Games played
105: Real Madrid
99: Benfica
97: Atlético de Madrid
97: Barcelona
89: Paris Saint-Germain
88: Manchester City
80: Porto
79: Bayern München
78: Borussia Dortmund
74: Chelsea
74: Juventus

Games won
70: Real Madrid
60: Barcelona
57: Atlético de Madrid
56: Benfica
46: Chelsea
46: Porto
43: Manchester City
43: Paris Saint-Germain
40: Salzburg
38: Ajax
(Penalty shoot-out wins counted statistically as draws)

Goals scored
259: Real Madrid
245: Benfica
203: Barcelona
202: Atlético de Madrid
199: Chelsea
197: Manchester City
190: Paris Saint-Germain
162: Ajax
157: Salzburg
156: Porto

Most goals in a season
39: Benfica (2025/26)
36: Chelsea (2014/15)
33: Chelsea (2018/19)
32: Barcelona (2013/14)
30: Benfica (2015/16)

Involved in the first 13 editions
Atlético de Madrid**, Barcelona, Bayern München, Benfica, Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid*

*Reached at least the round of 16 in the first 12 editions
**Got past the group stage/league phase the first 12 editions

ATTENDANCES

50,000: Köln vs Inter, 2025/26 round of 32
40,368: Trabzonspor vs Inter, 2024/25 quarter-finals
32,510: Krasnodar vs Real Madrid, 2017/18 play-offs
20,744: Union Berlin vs Real Madrid, 2023/24 group stage
20,115: Deportivo La Coruña vs Dynamo Kyiv, 2021/22 play-offs
19,301: Nantes vs Copenhagen, 2023/24 quarter-finals
19,300: Borussia Dortmund vs Atlético de Madrid, 2021/22 quarter-finals
17,000: Astana vs Benfica, 2015/16 group stage
16,000: Borussia Dortmund vs Hajduk Split, 2022/23 quarter-finals
13,377: Nantes vs Sevilla, 2023/24 play-offs
13,162: Anderlecht vs Porto, 2014/15 quarter-finals
13,102: Trabzonspor vs Atalanta, 2024/25 round of 16
12,871: Anderlecht vs Barcelona, 2014/15 round of 16
12,450: Nantes vs HJK Helsinki, 2023/24 domestic champions path second round first leg

FINALS

2026: Club Brugge 1-1 Real Madrid (2-4 pens)
2025: Trabzonspor 1-4 Barcelona
2024: Olympiacos 3-0 AC Milan
2023: AZ Alkmaar 5-0 Hajduk Split
2022: Salzburg 0-6 Benfica2021: Season cancelled
2020: Benfica 2-3 Real Madrid
2019: Porto 3-1 Chelsea
2018: Chelsea 0-3 Barcelona
2017: Benfica 1-2 Salzburg
2016: Paris Saint-Germain 1-2 Chelsea
2015: Shakhtar Donetsk 2-3 Chelsea
2014: Benfica 0-3 Barcelona

All finals in Nyon except 2023 in Geneva and 2026 in Lausanne.

Last updated: 8 September 2026