All-time UEFA Youth League records

PLAYER STATS

All-time UEFA Youth League goalscorers
15: Charlie Brown (Chelsea), Borja Mayoral (Real Madrid), Roberto Núñez (Atletico de Madrid)
13: Curtis Jones (Liverpool), Aaron Leya Iseka (Anderlecht), 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), Gonçalo Moreira (Benfica)*, Kaj Sierhuis (Ajax)
10: Gianluca Gaetano (Napoli), Mads Hansen (Midtjylland), Ivan Ignatev (Krasnodar), Carles Pérez (Barcelona), Gonçalo Ramos (Benfica)

*Active in 2025/26

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)
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: 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), Fodé Toure (Paris Saint-Germain)
21: Andriy Boryachuk (Shakhtar Donetsk), Victor Chust (Real Madrid), Bruno Costa (Porto), Julio Díaz (Atlético de Madrid), Felix Eboa Eboa (Paris Saint-Germain), Florentino Luís (Benfica), Jorge Meireles (Porto), Salomón Obama (Atlético de Madrid), Timur Zhamaletdinov (CSKA Moskva)
20: Ola Aina (Chelsea), Jean-Kévin Augustin (Paris Saint-Germain), Adam Bakouane (AC Milan), Gabriel Brás (Porto), Cristian Cedrés (Real Madrid), Álex Collado (Barcelona), Salim El Jebari (Atlético de Madrid), Aleix Febas (Real Madrid), Göktan Gürpüz (Borussia Dortmund), Riccardo Marchizza (Roma), Calvin Miller (Celtic), Justin Oboavwoduo (Manchester City)*, Hildeberto Pereira (Benfica), Luka Reischl (Salzburg)

*Active in 2025/26

Joint all-time top scorer Roberto Nuñez©Getty Images

Top scorer by season
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: 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
98: Real Madrid
96: Barcelona
94: Benfica
94: Atlético de Madrid
85: Manchester City
83: Paris Saint-Germain
79: Bayern München
78: Porto
76: Borussia Dortmund
73: Juventus
72: Chelsea

Games won
66: Real Madrid
60: Barcelona
56: Atlético de Madrid
52: Benfica
46: Chelsea
45: Porto
42: Manchester City
40: Paris Saint-Germain
40: Salzburg
37: Ajax

Goals scored
246: Real Madrid
229: Benfica
201: Barcelona
198: Chelsea
195: Atlético de Madrid
189: Manchester City
177: Paris Saint-Germain
157: Salzburg
153: Ajax
153: Porto

Involved in the first 12 editions (including 2025/26)
Atlético de Madrid**, Barcelona, Bayern München, Benfica, Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid*

*Reached at least the round of 16 in the first 11 editions. Have got past group stage/league phase the first 12 editions including 2025/26.
**Got past the group stage/league phase the first 12 editions including 2025/26.

Attendances
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
2025: Trabzonspor 1-4 Barcelona
2024: Olympiacos 3-0 AC Milan
2023: AZ Alkmaar 5-0 Hajduk Split
2022: Salzburg 0-6 Benfica
2021: 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

Last updated: 9/12/2025