The current French team could make it to the list if they win the title on Sunday.
Winning the World Cup is the ultimate dream for any player. It is a chance to see their nation at top of the World and be a part of it. It becomes more important when the whole country’s hope is behind you to bring that coveted trophy home. The most successful team in the World Cups so far has been winning five titles, followed by Germany and Italy who have won four trophies each.
Since its inception, there have been many players who have won the FIFA World Cup trophy multiple times. A total of 21 players have won the trophy more than once, winning the Cup is the ultimate dream for any player. It is a chance to see their nation at top of the World and be a part of the majority of them from Brazil (16). Among the 21, Pele is the only player to have won the title thrice in his career, the rest all have won it twice only. The last time a player won the title twice was back in 2002.
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List of players with multiple World Cup titles
Pele (Brazil) – 3 – 1958,1962,1970
Giovanni Ferrari (Italy) – 2 – 1934,1938
Giuseppe Meazza (Italy) – 2 – 1934,1938
Guido Masetti (Italy) – 2 – 1934,1938
Eraldo Monzeglio (Italy) – 2 – 1934,1938
Zozimo (Brazil) – 2 – 1958,1962
Zito (Brazil) – 2 – 1958,1962
Mário Zagallo (Brazil) – 2 – 1958,1962
Vava (Brazil) – 2 – 1958,1962
Pepe (Brazil) – 2 – 1958,1962
Nilton Santos (Brazil) – 2 – 1958,1962
Mauro (Brazil) – 2 – 1958,1962
Djalma Santos (Brazil) – 2 – 1958,1962
Gilmer (Brazil) – 2 – 1958,1962
Garrincha (Brazil) – 2 – 1958,1962
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Didi (Brazil) – 2 – 1958,1962
Castilho (Brazil) – 2 – 1958,1962
Bellini (Brazil) – 2 – 1958,1962
Daniel Passarella (Argentina) – 2 – 1978,1986
Ronaldo (Brazil) – 2 – 1994,2002
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Cafu (Brazil) – 2 – 1994,2002
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