
David Alaba
Awards & Honours
18
Awards Won
4
Honours
8
Rankings
5
Covers
3
Records
David Alaba's trophy cabinet is among the most decorated in football history. He has won 36 major club honours, including five UEFA Champions League titles — a feat only matched by a handful of legends. His record of ten Austrian Footballer of the Year awards shows his sustained dominance as his nation's finest player. Alaba is the only footballer ever to win the Champions League twice with two different clubs, a mark of his ability to excel at the highest level in different systems and leagues. He is widely celebrated as Austria's greatest-ever footballer and a role model for versatility and professionalism.

Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Austrian Footballer of the Year (record 10 wins)
Most wins in history.
Austrian Sports Personality of the Year
Awarded to Austria's top athlete across all sports.
Austrian Sports Personality of the Year
First footballer to win since 1999.
Captain of Austria national team
Appointed captain in 2020.
Rankings & Lists
UEFA Team of the Year
UEFA Team of the Year
UEFA Team of the Year
FIFA FIFPro World11
FIFA FIFPro World11
FIFA FIFPro World11
Best Left-Back in the World
Best Left-Back in the World
Magazine Covers
Kicker
2013-05-01
Bayern's Rising Star
Sport Bild
2015-09-01
The Best Left-Back in the World
La Gazzetta dello Sport
2021-06-01
Alaba: The King of Madrid
Marca
2021-07-01
Alaba, the New Galáctico
AS
2021-07-01
Alaba: The Leader Arrives
Records & Feats
Only player to win the UEFA Champions League twice with two different clubs
Alaba won the Champions League with Bayern Munich in 2013 and 2020, and with Real Madrid in 2022 and 2024, making him the only player to achieve this with two different clubs.
Most Austrian Footballer of the Year awards (10)
Alaba has won the Austrian Footballer of the Year award ten times, more than any other player in history.
Youngest Bundesliga debutant for Bayern Munich
Alaba made his Bundesliga debut for Bayern Munich at 17 years and 227 days, the youngest player to do so for the club at the time.