Take a look at the teams that have created "dynasty rule" in the history of the European Football League

Dynastic teams in European football history usually have the following characteristics: long-term monopoly in the domestic league (successive championships or high-frequency championships) + continuous dominance of the intercontinental courts (Champions League/League Cup) + Defining the tactical style of the times. The following is a list of categories according to the league, and the comprehensive dominance, peak length and historical influence are sorted:

1. La Liga: The cradle of the technical flow dynasty

Real Madrid's "College Champions League Founding Dynasty" (1956-1960)

Core: Distiffano, Puskas, Hento

Domination period: 1956-1960 (Five consecutive championships in the Champions League)

Meaning: Laying the foundation of Real Madrid's "King of the Champions League" gene, and has been leading the 14-champions League fault so far.

Barcelona's "Dream Three Universe Team" (2008-2011)

Core: Messi, Xavi, Iniesta (coached by Guardiola)

Honors: 2 Champions League + 3 La Liga consecutive championships in 3 years, 6 championships in 2009 (unprecedented)

Innovation: tiki-taka's peak tactical, average ball possession rate of 70%+, sweeping the football world.

2. Premier League: The collision of gold and iron blood

Manchester United's "Ferguson Dynasty" (1992-2013)

Core: Class 92 (Gigs/Beckham/Scholes) + Ronaldo/Royne

Domination period: 13 Premier League championships (including 3 consecutive championships), 2 Champions Leagues (1999/2008)

Mark: Ferguson's "hair dryer" management philosophy, "Ferguson time" reverses culture.

Manchester City's "Guardiola's Rule" (2017-Today)

Core: De Bruyne, Haaland, Silva (coached by Guardiola)

Domination period: 5 championships in 6 years (2023 Triple Crown), setting four consecutive championships in 2023/24 season

Data hegemony: 100 points, 100+ goals in a single season, etc.

III. Bundesliga: The absolute hegemony of the King of South

Bayern Munich's "Triple Crown Era" (2013-2020)

Core: Robben/Ribery (Robery), Lewandowski, Neuer

Dominance period: 8 consecutive championships in the Bundesliga (2013-2020), 2 Champions League (2013/2020)

Peak: 2013 Triple Crown + only 1 defeat throughout the year, and won the Champions League in 2020.

4. Serie A: The golden age of the tactical dynasty

AC Milan "Saki Capello Dynasty" (1988-1994)

Core: The Three Dutch Musketeers (Basten/Gulit/Rijkaard) + Maldini

Honors: 3 Champions Leagues (1989/1990/1994) + 58 unbeaten in Serie A

Tactical Revolution: High-level oppression + Regional Defense Reshapes modern football.

Juventus' "Lippi Conte Dynasty" (1994-1998 & 2011-2020)

Core: Piero/Zidane (first period), BBC defense line (first period)

Dominance period: Serie A won 9 consecutive championships (2011-2020), and reached the Champions League final three times (1997/1998/2015)

Regret: The Champions League failed repeatedly and became the "singletter synonym".

5. Ligue 1: The rise of the new dynasty

Paris Saint-Germain's "Qatar Era" (2012-present)

Core: Ibrahimovic→Neimar/Mbappe/Messi

Domination period: 10 championships in 12 years (including four consecutive championships in 2023-2024)

Weakness: 0 championships in the Champions League, losing to Bayern in the 2020 final was a knot.

6. Eredivisie: The ancestor of all attacks and defenses, Ajax's "Cruyff Dynasty" (1971-1973)

Core: Cruyff, Neskens, Cloer

Honor: Three consecutive Champions League titles (1971-1973)

Legacy: Establishing the "all attacks and all defenses" tactic, the spiritual source of Barcelona's Dream 3.

7. The short-term dynasty in other leagues

dynasty dominance rating (comprehensive domestic + intercontinental)

The fall of dynasty: common causes

core aging/loss (such as the disintegration of the Three Musketeers of Milan and the aging of Barcelona)

tactics were cracked (the late stage of Dream Three was intensively defended + counterattack restrained)

management chaos (the fall of the post-Ferguson era of Manchester United)

gold and dollar impact (the Paris Champions League was repeatedly defeated by a more balanced giant)

💡What is a true dynasty?

Short-term consecutive championships (such as Real Madrid's five consecutive Champions League) and long-term monopoly (Bayern and Bundesliga 11 years) can be called dynasty, but success in the intercontinental arena is the touchstone - this is also the ceiling that Manchester City and Paris still need to break through.