On Wednesday night, Carlo Ancelotti won his 30th trophy as a coach with Real Madrid's 2-0 victory over Atalanta in the European Super Cup in Warsaw.
No coach has lifted the UEFA Super Cup more times than Ancelotti. He already has five in his personal coaching collection, and won another one with AC Milan as a player in 1990.
He also remains the most successful coach in Champions League history with five titles, two with AC Milan at the turn of the century and the other three more recently with Real Madrid. Ancelotti also has an impressive history of titles in Europe's five major leagues - Serie A, La Liga, English Premier League, Ligue 1 and Bundesliga - with AC Milan, Real Madrid, Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich, respectively.
Taking into account the main awards won by Ancelotti as a player, this figure now stands at 42: five as a player for Roma, seven for Milan and 30 for his coaching career.
All trophies are Ancelotti's as a coach:
"Juventus: Intertoto Cup.
"AC Milan: Serie A, Coppa Italia, Supercoppa Italia, Champions League (2x), UEFA Super Cup (2x), Club World Cup.
"Chelsea: Premier League, FA Cup, FA Super Cup.
"Paris Saint-Germain: Ligue 1
"Bayern Munich: Bundesliga, German Super Cup (×2).
"Real Madrid: La Liga (2x), Spanish Cup (2x), Spanish Super Cup (2x), Champions League (3x), UEFA Super Cup (3x), Club World Cup (2x).