Ranking the Most Successful African Clubs in CAF Competitions

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has seen some of the continent’s most dominant clubs etch their names into history through continental glory. Egyptian giants Al Ahly top the list with a record 25 CAF titles, while other powerhouses from across Africa follow closely behind. Here's a look at the most successful African clubs based on total CAF trophies:

1. Al Ahly (Egypt) – 25 titles

• Champions League (12)
• Confederation Cup (1)
• Cup Winners Cup (4)
• Super Cup (8)

2. Zamalek (Egypt) – 13 titles

• Champions League (5)
• Confederation Cup (2)
• Cup Winners Cup (1)
• Super Cup (5)

3. TP Mazembe (DR Congo) – 11 titles

• Champions League (5)
• Confederation Cup (2)
• Cup Winners Cup (1)
• Super Cup (3)

4. Etoile du Sahel (Tunisia) – 9 titles

• Champions League (1)
• Confederation Cup (2)
• Cup Winners Cup (2)
• CAF Cup (2)
• Super Cup (2)

5. Raja Casablanca (Morocco) – 8 titles

• Champions League (3)
• Confederation Cup (2)
• CAF Cup (1)
• Super Cup (2)

6. Esperance (Tunisia) – 7 titles

• Champions League (4)
• Cup Winners Cup (1)
• CAF Cup (1)
• Super Cup (1)

7. JS Kabylie (Algeria) – 6 titles

• Champions League (2)
• Cup Winners Cup (1)
• CAF Cup (3)

8. Wydad Casablanca (Morocco) – 5 titles

• Champions League (3)
• Cup Winners Cup (1)
• Super Cup (1)

9. Canon Yaoundé (Cameroon) – 4 titles

• Champions League (3)
• Cup Winners Cup (1)

10. Enyimba (Nigeria) – 4 titles

• Champions League (2)
• Super Cup (2)

11. Shooting Stars (Nigeria) – 4 titles

• Champions Club (2)
• CAF Cup (1)
• Cup Winners Cup (1)

12. Hafia FC (Guinea) – 3 titles

• Champions League (3)

13. Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa) – 3 titles

• Champions League (1)
• Super Cup (1)
• African Football League (1)

14. Hearts of Oak (Ghana) – 3 titles

• Champions League (1)
• Confederation Cup (1)
• Super Cup (1)

15. Africa Sports (Ivory Coast) – 3 titles

• Confederation Cup (2)
• Super Cup (1)

16. Asante Kotoko (Ghana) – 2 titles

• Champions League (2)

17. Al Hilal (Sudan) – 2 titles

• Champions League (2)

18. ASFAR (Morocco) – 1 title

• Champions League (1)

From North to Sub-Saharan Africa, these clubs have helped shape the legacy of African football with consistent performances and unforgettable triumphs on the continent's biggest stages.