There are many famous football cups, here are some of the most well-known ones:
At the international level for national teams:
FIFA World Cup: It is the most prestigious and widely watched international football tournament. The trophy is called the FIFA World Cup Trophy. It was originally known as the Jules Rimet Trophy (1930 - 1970), and the current trophy, introduced in 1974, is made of 18-carat gold.
UEFA European Championship (Euro): A major international football tournament for European national teams. The trophy is called the Henri Delaunay Trophy, named after the French football administrator Henri Delaunay.
Copa América: The main international men's football tournament for national teams in South America. The Copa América trophy has gone through several designs over the years.
African Cup of Nations (AFCON): The premier international men's football competition among African nations. The current trophy is a redesigned version that represents the continent's footballing spirit.
AFC Asian Cup: The biggest international football tournament for Asian national teams. The trophy is designed to symbolize the unity and excellence of Asian football.
At the club level:
UEFA Champions League: One of the most prestigious club football competitions in the world. The trophy is known as the European Champion Clubs' Cup.
UEFA Europa League: A significant European club competition. The trophy has a unique design and represents the achievements of clubs in this tournament.
CONMEBOL Libertadores: The most important club competition in South America. The trophy is a symbol of the top club football in the continent.
AFC Champions League: The premier club football competition in Asia. The trophy is awarded to the winning club at the end of the tournament.
FA Cup: In England, it is one of the oldest and most famous domestic cup competitions. The trophy is a highly prized possession for the winning club.
Copa del Rey: In Spain, it is the main domestic cup competition for clubs, and the winning team is awarded the Copa del Rey trophy.
