Champions League winners in Premier League: There are 24 winners of Europe’s No.1 prize in England’s top flight — but who has most?

NO SIDE from the Premier League has lifted the Champions League trophy since Chelsea beat Bayern Munich in 2012.

It’s amazing to think just how long it’s been — and even more so when you consider just two of the starters that night are still at Stamford Bridge.

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And one actually returned following a spell in Ligue 1.

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However, despite the English sides not enjoying Champions League success in recent seasons, the influx of top stars means there are still plenty of players with medals plying their trade in England’s top flight.

But which team boasts the most?

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Amazingly, it’s ninth-place Stoke who are out in front with FIVE players on their books who are European champions.

Mark Hughes can call upon Marc Muniesa, who was an unused sub when Barcelona beat Manchester United in 2009, while a year later Marko Arnautovic was part of the Inter Milan set-up when Jose Mourinho led the Nerazzurri to the Treble.

Ibrahim Afellay was a stoppage time introduction when Barcelona beat United again in 2011 — and in 2013, Xherdan Shaqiri was on the bench as Bayern Munich completed the Treble by beating Borussia Dortmund at Wembley.

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On top of that, Bojan — who was an unused sub in both of Barca’s victories over the Red Devils — is on loan at Mainz from Stoke.

Next in line are Chelsea with four — unexpectedly level with Southampton.

Gary Cahill started the 2012 final and is still at the club, while John Terry was banned but famously celebrated with his medal regardless — and David Luiz was also part of that team.

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Pedro makes up their set of winners, with the Spaniard claiming three at Barcelona.

Surprisingly, Southampton also boast the same amount of winners.

Ryan Bertrand was the shock name in the Chelsea starting line-up that evening as he helped Ashley Cole deal with Arjen Robben.

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Martin Caceres was unused sub in 2009, and Oriol Romeu was on the bench for the Blues.

While, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg was at Bayern in 2013.

Manchester United are next with three winners.

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Wayne Rooney and Michael Carrick are the sole survivors of the club’s last victory in the competition in 2008.

While Juan Mata was part of the Chelsea side which won it in 2012.

Manchester City are the only other side with two winners.

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Yaya Toure started in defence as Pep Guardiola‘s Barcelona side won the competition in 2009.

And Claudio Bravo was an unused sub for the Catalans in 2015.

Arsenal — who have famously never won the competition — have the same amount of winners in their squad as Middlesbrough, Sunderland, West Brom and West Ham.

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Petr Cech, who was a Chelsea hero in 2012, is the only player at the Emirates to taste European success.

Liverpool also only have one winner in Daniel Sturridge, who was an unused substitute that night.

Middlesbrough have three-time winner Victor Valdes, who played every minute of Barcelona’s successes in 2006, 2009 and 2011.

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Sunderland‘s John O’Shea and West Brom‘s Darren Fletcher were unused subs for United in 2008.

While Alvaro Arbeloa, who is currently at West Ham, won the Champions League with Real Madrid in 2014 and 2016.

Tottenham and Everton are among the nine teams not to have a single winner in their ranks.

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Bournemouth, Burnley, Crystal Palace, Hull, Leicester, Swansea and Watford are the others.

However, the Foxes as England’s last hope in the Champions League — and could change everything in the summer.

Win, and they also go to the top of this list.