Spanish Super Cup Champions: Complete History of Title Winners Revealed

The Spanish Super Cup has consistently captured worldwide attention—regardless of its format.

This tournament has undergone significant transformations since its establishment back in 1982, yet these evolving structures haven't diminished its importance.

Initially, the Spanish Super Cup featured a two-leg format between La Liga champions and Copa del Rey winners, with teams completing the domestic double automatically claiming victory until 1995. From that point forward, clubs achieving both titles would face the Copa del Rey runners-up in the Super Cup.

The year 2018 brought a change to a single decisive match, but just one year later, the tournament expanded to include four teams, incorporating the second-place finishers from both La Liga and Copa del Rey. Now, teams must navigate through semifinals and a final, held annually in Saudi Arabia, to secure the championship.

Spain's two powerhouses—Barcelona and Real Madrid—have predictably controlled this competition throughout its existence, though other clubs have also tasted Super Cup success.

Below is the complete roster of Spanish Super Cup winners.

Who Is the Most Successful Club in Supercopa de España History?

Predictably, Spain's elite clubs possess the finest records in the Super Cup, with Barcelona leading in total victories. The Catalan side has claimed the trophy 15 times, including their domestic treble achievement during the 2024–25 campaign.

Barcelona particularly excelled during the 2010s, securing five championships throughout that decade. Lionel Messi led them to consecutive triumphs—three against Sevilla and one apiece versus Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid—adding to an impressive collection that started back in 1983.

Real Madrid continues chasing their eternal Clásico adversaries and will need several more years to potentially surpass them in the rankings. While 13 championships represents a remarkable achievement, Los Blancos aren't accustomed to finishing second and will eagerly seek to overthrow their longtime rivals.

A significant gap exists down to joint-third position, where Athletic Club and Deportivo La Coruña each possess three championships. The latter maintains a perfect record across all three tournament appearances, while the Basque club has enjoyed more contemporary success with victories in 2015 and 2021.

Across 10 Super Cup appearances, Atlético Madrid has succeeded just twice. Nearly three decades separate their championships, initially capturing the title in 1985 and most recently in 2014, yet they remain among only five clubs with multiple trophies.

Real Sociedad secured their sole Super Cup during the competition's debut year, while Mallorca, Real Zaragoza, Valencia and Sevilla have each earned the title once. The most recent single victory occurred in 2007 when Sevilla defeated Real Madrid for the championship.

Just three teams have participated in the Super Cup without claiming victory. Osasuna reached the semifinals unsuccessfully in 2024, while Real Betis finished as runners-up in 2005. Espanyol suffered defeats across two legs in both 2000 and 2006.

Full List of Supercopa de España Winners