Başka Bir Ülkenin Liginde Şampiyon Olan 14 Futbol Takımı

For suggestions and collaborations - [email protected] Instagram - enesfutbolyt TikTok - enesfutbolyt It seems very strange that a football team would participate in another country's league and become champions there. For example, if Olympiacos, the neighboring Greek team, had come to our league and won the championship, it would have captured the attention of the whole world. Witnessing such an event today is nearly impossible, but there are many examples of it in the past. Many factors, such as the changing map due to wars and the inadequacy of some countries in football, play a role. So, I've compiled 14 teams that have won championships in another country's league today. Rapid Vienna I want to start our list with the team that inspired me to make this video. While I was looking at the Bundeslig champion teams, Rapid Vienna suddenly caught my eye. So, this team was an Austrian team; what was it doing on this list? If we go back to the late 1930s and early 1940s, Austrian territory was part of Germany at the time. Naturally, Rapid Vienna also competed in the German leagues. Between 1938 and 1941, they won a German Cup and a Bundesliga championship. They also competed in the Austrian League, winning there as well. It may sound strange, but Rapid Vienna became both German and Austrian champions in the same season. Germany, having suffered a decisive defeat in World War II, was no longer Austrian. Rapid Vienna returned to playing in its own league. While they hold the title of the team with the most championships in Austrian football history, they lost significant ground after the 2000s. Monaco Monaco, which currently competes in the French League, is not actually a French team. They are a team belonging to the principality of Monaco, a region surrounded by French territory in northern France, and they play their matches in the Principality of Monaco. However, because this small principality is not a member of UEFA, they are considered a French team. Derry City First, we need to distinguish between Ireland and Northern Ireland. Ireland is a small intermediate country located west of the British Isles. Northern Ireland lies to the north of this country, one of the four countries of the United Kingdom. Originally founded in Northern Ireland, Derry City initially competed in their home league. They even won a league and a cup title in their home country. Dynamo Kyiv & Zorya Luhansk & Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk Some of you are familiar with the Soviet Union. This country, the origin of modern-day Russia, collapsed in 1991. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, 15 countries gained independence. Ukraine was one of these countries. These four teams, among Ukraine's successful teams, also won the Soviet Russian League championship. Dynamo Minsk Today, they have the second most Belarusian league titles, with 7. Like the Ukrainian teams, they were in the Soviet League before the collapse of Soviet Russia. Dinamo Tiblisi Dinamo Tiblisi, a Georgian team today, shares the same fate. Dinamo Tiblisi, which marketed Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, known from Napoli, to Europe, was also in the Soviet League. FC Ararat Yerevan We continue our video with the last Soviet Russia team in our video. As the name suggests, FC Ararat Yerevan, an Armenian team, became Soviet Russia champions in 1973. They also won the Soviet Cup that same year. They managed to win the Soviet Cup again in 1975. Brunei DPMM FC Next up, we have the team that has changed leagues the most in football history. Brunei is a small sultanate in South Asia, surrounded by Malaysia. Of course, this small, royally-ruled country has a team that doesn't fit within its territory. Founded and supported by the prince of Brunei, DPMM FC won the Brunei league championship in 2002 and 2004. However, the team, believing the Brunei league was inadequate for them, applied to the Malaysian Football Association in 2005. Albirex Niigata Following Brunei, we continue our list with another team that won the Singapore league championship. In 2004, the Singapore Football Association was unable to establish a league due to low participation, so foreign teams were invited to the Singapore league. Albirex Niigata, a Japanese team, joined the Singapore league in 2004. The New Saints FC Wales, despite having a national team full of good players, lacks a strong league. In fact, advancing through the European qualifiers and qualifying for the group stage is considered a major achievement. Cardiff City & Swansea City We've discussed a team competing in the Welsh League, but now we'll discuss the opposite. I'd like to close our video with Swansea City and Cardiff City, both participating in the English leagues. As the name suggests, Cardiff City is a Welsh team, as you know, Cardiff is the capital of Wales. Swensea City, on the other hand, represents a team from the south of Wales.