Winner of his first official international trophy in 1977 (UEFA Cup, in fact won for the first time an Italian club and South European), Juventus in 1987 was awarded the Targa UEFA as the first team to have won all three major European competitions period, the European Cup (now Champions League), Cup Winners' Cup (deleted since 1999) and the UEFA Cup, a goal later in 1992 and equaled only by dall'Ajax Bayern Monaco in 1996. With the victory in the 1985 Intercontinental Cup, finally, Juventus became the first - and remains the only - club in the world to have won at least once all the official titles internationally.

According to the International Institute of Football History and Statistics, an organization recognized by FIFA, the Italian club Juventus is the best of the twentieth century and the second at the European level during the period 1901-2000.

Based on the findings of a survey of companies Demos (August 2008), Juventus appears to be the team with the highest number of supporters in Italy, having received the preference of 32.5% of the sample, compared to 14% supporters of the International and 13.6% of AC Milan, second and third respectively in the ranking of preferences. A survey of 2002 shows that, like those of the International, the supporters of Juventus are distributed in an almost uniform throughout the country. In 12 regions out of 20 Juventus is the club with the largest following of supporters. In the other 8, in 7 of them is the second club to follow, and in one, Liguria, is the third club in Genoa and Sampdoria.

Ranking compiled by the Institute of World of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS) based on games played by teams in Europe from 1901 to 2000.

CALCULATION METHOD

Champions League: 8 points for each match won and 4 for a draw.
UEFA Cup: 6 points for each match won and 3 for a draw.
Cup Winners' Cup: 5 points for each match won and 2.5 draw.
European Super Cup: 6.5 points per game and 3.25 won the tie.
Mitropa Cup, Latin Cup: 4 points for each game won and 2 for a draw.

THE FINAL CLASSIFICATION

1. Real Madrid (Spain) 563.5 points
2. Juventus (Italy) 466
3. Barcelona (Spain) 458
4. Milan (Italy) 399.75
5. Bayern Monaco (Germany) 399
6. Inter (Italy) 362
7. Ajax (Holland) 332.75
8. Liverpool (England) 300.25
9. Benfica (Portugal) 299
10. Anderlecht (Belgium) 231
11. Manchester United (England) 220
12. Atletico Madrid (Spain) 196
13. Ferencvaros (Hungary) 190
14. Leeds (England) 154
15. Sparta Prague (Czech Republic) 149.5
16. Dinamo Kiev (Ukraine) 144.5
17. Rome (Italy) 141.5
18. Hamburg (Germany) 140.5
19. Borussia Monchengladbach (Germany) 136.5
20. Tottenham (England) 136.