Which player has won the most World Cups

Pele has participated in four World Cups: Sweden in 1958, Chile in 1962, England in 1966 and Mexico in 1970.

Among them, except for the 1966 World Cup in England, the other three World Cups won the championship, becoming the person who won the most World Cups.

Pele World Cup stats.

1958 World Cup.

Time Stage Results.

1958-06-15 Group D Brazil 2:0 Russia 1958-06-19 1 4 Finals Brazil 1:0 Wales 1 Goal Scored.

1958-06-24 Semi-finals Brazil 5:2 France played the whole game and scored 3 goals.

1958-06-29 Final Sweden 2:5 Brazil played the whole game and scored 2 goals.

1962 World Cup.

Time Stage Results.

1962-05-30 Group C Brazil 2:0 Mexico Score 1 goal.

1962-06-02 Group C Brazil 0:0 Czech Republic played the full game 1966 World Cup.

Time Stage Results.

1966-07-12 Group C Brazil 2:0 Bulgaria played the whole game and scored 1 goal.

1966-07-19 Group C Portugal 3:1 Brazil played the full game in the 1970 World Cup.

Time Stage Results.

1970-06-03 Group C Brazil 4:1 Czech Republic played the whole game and scored 1 goal.

1970-06-07 Group C Brazil 1:0 England played the whole game 1970-06-10 Group C Brazil 3:2 Romania played the whole game and scored 2 goals.

1970-06-14 1 4 Finals Brazil 4:2 Peru 1970-06-17 Semifinals Brazil 3:1 Uruguay 1970-06-21 Finals Brazil 4:

1 Italy played the whole game and scored 1 goal.

Brazil, a total of 5 championships.

A player winning the championship doesn't count.

It's different every time.

Needless to say, of course, it is Pele, the king of the ball, a total of 3 times, Brazil has won a total of 5 championships, he has won the championship 3 times, and he deserves to be the king of the ball.

It must be Bailey, a very tough person.

Bailey got three times in 58, 62 and 70 years.

As of January 2023, the number of World Cup winners is ranked as follows:

1. Brazil 5 times).

2. Italy 4 times).

3. Germany 4 times).

4. Argentina 3 times).

5. Uruguay 2 times).

6. France 2 times).

7. England 1 time (1966).

8. Spain 1 time (2010).

The FIFA World Cup (FIFAWORLDCUP), referred to as the "World Cup", is a football event with the participation of national teams from all over the world, symbolizing the highest honor in the football world, and having the greatest popularity and influence. The World Cup has been televised to more than 3.5 billion viewers worldwide. The World Cup is held every four years, and any FIFA member state (region) can send a team to register for this event.

The Brazilian national team is the team that has won the most World Cups (5 times) and has permanently retained the previous World Cup winners' trophy, the Remet Cup, after winning 3 World Cups. The birthplace of modern football is England, whose team won the World Cup for the first time in 1966.

The current World Cup trophy is the Hercules Cup, which was first lifted by four-time World Cup winners Germany in 1974 and has been used ever since. In the 2002 South Korea-Japan World Cup, the Chinese national team advanced to the World Cup finals for the first time.

On December 18, 2022, in the final of the 2022 Qatar World Cup, Argentina and France drew 3-3 in regular time and extra time, and through a penalty shootout, Argentina won 7-5 on aggregate and won the championship.

1. The first place is Brazil, which has won 5 times.

2. The second place is Italy and Germany, both 4-time champions.

3. In third place are Uruguay, Argentina and France, all of which are 2-time champions.

Previous World Cup winners are as follows: