Bayern, Juventus, and Ajax have all won the three-time champions, not as good as Chelsea today

In the early morning of this year, the 2024/25 European Association League final was passionately staged at the Slasco Stadium in Poland. Facing La Liga powerhouse Real Betis, Premier League giant Chelsea started the game with a bad start and conceded the goal in the first half. However, under adversity, the Blues showed strong resilience, especially Argentine international Enzo Fernandez played his bravery and led the team to set off an offensive frenzy in the second half. In the end, Chelsea scored four goals in a row, winning the first European League Championship trophy with a soul-stirring 4-1 reversal.

The victory in this game is far more important than the single-game championship. Chelsea thus achieved an unprecedented "European Grand Slam" achievement - becoming the first team in football history to win all major European clubs' championships (2 Champions League, 2 Europa League, 2 European Super Cup, 2 European Winners' Cup and 1 European Union).

Previously, only Bayern Munich, Juventus and Ajax had collected three traditional European honors (commonly known as the "Mini Three Champions League") and the European Winners Cup. But the emerging European League champions have always been a gap they have not been able to reach. Chelsea not only filled this ultimate puzzle, but also achieved a unique "Grand Slam" feat. Its achievement is currently no match for the club, and it can be regarded as a milestone standing at the top of Europe.