What club has had the most world cup winners?

I think Lucas can help here

 

get yourself a secretary

 

No idea. And there's no Juventus in Brazil, not a big club.

 

Are you sure there is no Juventus in Brazil? Isnt that the team from SP where Pele scored the greatest CGI goal?

 

What about Peñarol?

 

Players who played for a club and had win the World Cup while playing for the club, or that won it before the played in the club (and you still count them)?

 

Yes, this club exists, is correct. But it is a small team and I think we ''gave'' one or two players for the Seleção Brasileira in history.

 

So far I looked up Santos an counted 11.

 

yeah and followed by Sao Paolo with 9

 

Brazilian clubs contribution:

Santos, 15
São Paulo, 13
Botafogo, 11
Palmeiras, 9
Corinthians, 8
Flamengo, 7
Fluminense, 6
Cruzeiro, 5
Vasco da Gama, 4
Grêmio, 4
Portuguesa, 3
Bangu, 2
Atlético-MG, 2
Atlético-PR, 1

 

I agree with your list, but not all 15 santos or 13 Sao Paulo wereWC winners!

 

Guarani 6

 

Is this Juventus is the same with Juventude?

 

Only the squads of 58, 62, 70, 94 and 02.

Santos:
Pele (58, 62, 70),
Zito (58, 62),
Pepe (58, 62),
Gilmar (62),
Mauro (62),
Coutinho (62),
Mengálvio (62),
Carlos Alberto (70),
Clodoaldo (70),
Joel (70), and
Edu (70).

11 different players 15 times.

São Paulo:
Dino Sani (58),
De Sordi (58),
Mauro Ramos (58),
Bellini (62),
Jurandir (62),
Gerson (70),
Zetti (94),
Cafu (94),
Leonardo (94),
Müller (94),
Belletti (02),
Rogério Ceni (02), and
Kaká (02).

13 different players 13 times.

Botafogo:
Nilton Santos (58, 62),
Didi (58, 62),
Garrincha (58, 62),
Amarildo (62),
Zagallo (62),
Jairzinho (70),
Roberto (70), and
Paulo César (70).

8 different players 11 times.

Palmeiras:
Mazzola (58),
Djalma Santos (62),
Zequinha (62),
Vavá (62),
Baldocchi (70),
Leão (70),
Zinho (94),
Mazinho (94), and
Marcos (02).

9 different players 9 times.

Corinthians:
Oreco (58),
Gilmar (58),
Rivelino (70),
Ado (70),
Viola (94),
Ricardinho (02),
Dida (02), and
Vampeta (02).

8 different players 8 times.

Flamengo:
Zagallo (58),
Moacir (58),
Joel (58),
Dida (58),
Brito (70),
Gilmar (94), and
Juninho (02).

7 different players 7 times.

Fluminense:
Castilho (58, 62),
Jair Marinho (62),
Altair (62),
Félix (70), and
Marco Antônio (70).

5 players different 6 times

Cruzeiro:
Piazza (70),
Tostão (70),
Fontana (70),
Ronaldo (94), and
Edílson (02).

5 different players 5 times.

Vasco da Gama:
Bellini (58),
Orlando (58),
Vavá (58), and
Ricardo Rocha (94).

4 different players 4 times.

Grêmio:
Everaldo (70),
Branco (94),
Anderson Polga (02), and
Luizão (02).

4 different players 4 times.

Portuguesa:
Djalma Santos (58),
Jair da Costa (62), and
Zé Maria (70).

3 different players 3 times.

Bangu:
Zózimo (58, 62).

1 player 2 times.

Atlético-MG:
Dario (70), and
Gilberto Silva (02).

2 different players 2 times.

Atlético-PR:
Kléberson (02).

1 player 1 time.

I didn't find the players of Guarani.

Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1958_FIFA_World_Cup_squads#Brazil
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1962_FIFA_World_Cup_squads#Brazil
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1970_FIFA_World_Cup_squads#Brazil
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1994_FIFA_World_Cup_squads#Brazil
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2002_FIFA_World_Cup_squads#Brazil

If you count all the World Cups we'll find this:

São Paulo, 46
Botafogo, 46
Vasco da Gama, 33
Flamengo, 32
Fluminense, 30
Santos, 25
Palmeiras, 23
Corinthians, 22
Cruzeiro, 11
Atlético-MG, 10
Grêmio, 8
Internacional, 8
Portuguesa, 6
Ponte Preta, 5
Bangu, 4
São Cristóvão, 4
América-RJ, 2
Atlético-PR, 1
Goytacaz, 1
Ypiranga Niterói, 1
Americano, 1
Portuguesa Santista, 1
América Mineiro, 1
Guarani, 1

Source: wikipédia.

 

Very good summary!

 

I found the 6 under the Guarani wiki page right under players.

 

No, Juventus is from the city and state of São Paulo and Juventude is from the city of Caxias do Sul and the state of Rio Grande do Sul.