Leicester City are an English football club that can be very proud of the trophies they have won over the years. The Foxes can also boast winning league titles in three divisions and that they have won every major honour in England.
Many managers have led them to trophies but Claudio Ranieri and Brendan Rodgers have more recently been key. Ranieri led the King Power Stadium side to the remarkable achievement of winning the Premier League, while Rodgers led Leicester City to domestic cup glory.
What trophies have Leicester City won?
In total, the club have won 18 trophies throughout Leicester City’s history. All of these trophies have been won in England. This includes 10 league titles across the top three divisions, plus six domestic cups and two Play-Offs victories.
They have won the second-tier title the most often in their history with eight trophies to date. While the Foxes have also won the League Cup three times, the FA Cup once and the Community Shield twice.
Their most recent trophy is the 2023/24 Championship title after Leicester City secured an immediate return to the Premier League following relegation in 2022/23.
How many times have Leicester won the top-flight?
Leicester City have managed to win the top-flight once in their entire history. This was not too long ago, either, and it was a moment that shocked the footballing planet. Despite only being promoted from the Championship in 2013/14, the Foxes mounted a title charge in the 2015/16 Premier League season.
Come the end of the season, they won 23, drew 12 and only lost three of their 38 Premier League matches to win the title. They finished on 81 points and were 10 points clear of Arsenal in second place.
Leicester City Trophies
Premier League: 2015/16
Championship (Second-tier): 1924/25, 1936/37, 1953/54, 1956/57, 1970/71, 1979/80, 2013/14, 2023/24
Championship Play-Offs: 1993/94, 1995/96
League One (Third-tier): 2008/09
Community Shield: 1971/72, 2021/22
League Cup: 1963/64, 1996/97, 1999/2000
FA Cup: 2020/21