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#4 Hector Rial (Real Madrid): 5 Titles
Years won: 1955/56, 1956/57, 1957/58, 1958/59, 1959/60
Real Madrid were obsessed with signing Pele and Bobby Charlton but those moves never came to be. But in 1954, they signed an underrated Argentina striker Hector Rial who would go on to win 10 trophies with the club - including five European Cups.
Rial was a striker with great vision and quite strong in aerial duels. He was a hard-working player in the forward line and he also had an eye for the final ball.
Although he wasn't a great goalscorer, he scored when it counted the most. HIs brace against Reims in the first European Cup final in 1956 sealed the win for Real Madrid.
And it was his equaliser against Milan in the 1958 final saw the game go into extra time where Real won again.
Sadly, towards the end of his Real career, he was mostly used as a substitute before he was loaned out to Chile side Union Espanola for half a year in his final season.
