The most crowned clubs with continental titles (Infograph)

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Here we review the list of the most prestigious clubs in the world by continental titles:
1- Real Madrid (Spain) .. 25 titles 2- Al-Ahli (Egypt) .. 20 titles 3 - Boca Juniors (Argentina) .. 18 titles 4 - AC Milan (Italy) .. 18 titles 5 - Barcelona (Spain) .. 17 titles 6 - Independiente (Argentina) .. 17 titles Sao Paulo (Brazil) .. 12 titles 8. Ajax (Netherlands) .. 12 titles 9. Juventus (Italy) 11 titles 10 - Zamalek (Egypt) .. 11 titles

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