Which Premier League club has the most Champions League winners?

As Stoke add another Champions League winner to their squad, here’s your club-by-club guide to who’s won what.

Stoke’s signing of Xherdan Shaqiri means the Potters have added a FIFTH Champions League winner to their squad for the coming season.

Shaqiri was part of the Bayern Munich squad that won the trophy in 2013 and would join Ibrahim Afellay, Marko Arnautovic, Bojan Krkic and Marc Muniesa among the medal winners at Stoke.

But how many players at the other 19 Premier League clubs are there who can claim to have got their hands on the biggest prize in European club football?

Incredibly, Shaqiri’s arrival would mean there are as many Champions League winners at the Britannia Stadium as there are at Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City combined.

However, Mark Hughes’ men would not be top of the pile. Chelsea and Manchester United can each boast six Champions League winners within their squad.

The Chelsea six of John Terry, Gary Cahill, Branislav Ivanovic, Ramires, John Obi Mikel, Oriol Romeu were all part of the Blues squad that lifted the trophy in 2012.

Juan Mata was also in that squad but is now one of United’s winners along with Michael Carrick and Wayne Rooney who were part of their 2008 Champions League winning team, with Jonny Evans also featuring that season. Victor Valdes won with Barcelona and Bastian Schweinsteiger with Bayern.

Elsewhere, there are more Champions League winners at West Brom than Tottenham, while only four squads can claim more medal holders than Sunderland.

Here’s the full club-by-club guide to the Premier League’s Champions League winners…

To qualify as a Champions League winner, the player must have been included in the club’s UEFA squad list in the season that the team won the tournament.

Champions League won with current club unless otherwise stated

Arsenal - Petr Cech (Chelsea)

Aston Villa - None

Bournemouth - None

Chelsea - Gary Cahill, Branislav Ivanovic, John Obi Mikel, Ramires, Oriol Romeu, John Terry

Crystal Palace - None

Everton - Romelu Lukaku (Chelsea)

Leicester - None

Liverpool - Mario Balotelli (Inter Milan), Emre Can (Bayern Munich), Daniel Sturridge (Chelsea)

Manchester City - Yaya Toure (Barcelona)

Manchester United - Michael Carrick, Jonny Evans, Juan Mata (Chelsea), Wayne Rooney, Bastian Schweinsteiger (Bayern Munich), Victor Valdes (Barcelona)

Newcastle - None

Norwich - None

Southampton - Ryan Bertrand (Chelsea)

Stoke - Ibrahim Afellay (Barcelona), Marko Arnautovic (Inter), Bojan Krkic (Barcelona), Marc Muniesa (Barcelona), Xherdan Shaqiri (Bayern Munich)

Sunderland - Wes Brown (Man Utd), John O’Shea (Man Utd)

Swansea - None

Tottenham - None

Watford - None

West Brom - Darren Fletcher (Man Utd)

West Ham - None