#14 All-Time

Eusébio

PortugalPortugal

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Eusébio's club career has spanned Sporting Lourenço Marques (1957–1960), Benfica (1961–1975), Boston Minutemen (1975), Monterrey (1975–1976), Toronto Metros-Croatia (1976), Beira-Mar (1976–1977), Las Vegas Quicksilvers (1977), União de Tomar (1977–1978), New Jersey Americans (1978–1979), while representing Portugal (1961–1973) at international level.

Eusébio has won 18 major trophies across their career, including the League 11 times with Benfica. Individually, they have won the League Top Scorer 7 times.

Career

Clubs
United States of AmericaNew Jersey Americans
1978–1979
PortugalUnião de Tomar
1977–1978
United States of AmericaLas Vegas Quicksilvers
1977
PortugalBeira-Mar
1976–1977
CanadaToronto Metros-Croatia
1976
MexicoMonterrey
1975–1976
United States of AmericaBoston Minutemen
1975
PortugalBenfica
1961–1975
MozambiqueSporting Lourenço Marques
1957–1960
National Team
PortugalPortugal
1961–1973

Career Map

Every country Eusébio’s career has touched, club and country.

Honours

Major honours Eusébio has won with club and country.

Continental
Europe - Champions LeaguePortugalBenfica1961, 1962
2×
Domestic
PortugalLeagueBenfica1961, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975
11×
PortugalCupBenfica1962, 1964, 1969, 1970, 1972
5×

Individual Honours

Personal awards Eusébio has won across their career.

World
Ballon d'Or1965
1×
Continental
Europe - Golden Shoe1968, 1973
2×
Europe - Champions League Top Scorer1966, 1968
2×
Domestic
PortugalLeague Top Scorer1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1970, 1973
7×

See how Eusébio ranks among the sport’s all-time greats in our Fifty Greatest Football Players analysis.

Insights

Written by the archive itself — streaks and records derived from Eusébio’s individual awards and the trophies won on their watch as a manager. See droughts & records or streaks & shifts.

Origin

Golden Shoe has been contested since 1968, when Eusébio won the first edition.

Dynasty

Eusébio has won Portugal's League Top Scorer in 5 consecutive seasons, 1964 to 1968.