Winner takes it all - this is Fabian Ruiz's world we're living in...

While many players spend their whole careers in pursuit of silverware, Fabian Ruiz seems to gather trophies as effortlessly as breathing.

Spain's elegant midfielder added the FIFA World Cup to his glittering collection on Sunday night as La Roja defeated Argentina 1-0 after extra time in New York, extending one of the most remarkable winning streaks in modern football.

This latest triumph marks Ruiz's third major international title with Spain. He first lifted the UEFA Nations League in 2023, then powered La Roja to Euro 2024 glory, and now he has completed a dazzling treble as a world champion. Remarkably, Ruiz has never tasted defeat in his 50 appearances for the national team, making him a true rarity in the football world.

Even more impressively, Ruiz's triumphs with Spain have been equalled, if not outshone, by his exploits at club level.

Since arriving at Paris Saint-Germain in 2023, the 29-year-old has transformed into one of Europe's most decorated midfield maestros, capturing three straight Ligue 1 crowns, two Coupe de France trophies, the 2024 Trophee des Champions, and, as the crowning achievement, the 2025 UEFA Champions League - the first ever for PSG.

This means Ruiz has lifted 13 major trophies since 2023:

UEFA Nations League (2023) - Spain

Ligue 1 (2023) - PSG

Euro 2024 - Spain

Ligue 1 (2024) - PSG

Coupe de France (2024) - PSG

Trophee des Champions (2024) – PSG

Ligue 1 (2025) - PSG

Coupe de France (2025) - PSG

Ligue 1 (2026) - PSG

UEFA Champions League (2025, 2026) - PSG

UEFA Super Cup (2025) - PSG

FIFA World Cup (2026) - Spain

Whether donning Spain's red or PSG's blue, one thing is undeniable: wherever Fabian Ruiz steps onto the pitch, silverware is never far behind.