It’s difficult to determine which footballer has won the most trophies while doing very little for the team, as success in football is often a result of a collective effort, and the contributions of individual players can be difficult to measure.
That being said, there have been instances in which players have been part of successful teams but have played a relatively minor role in the team’s achievements. For example, a player may have been injured for much of the season or played as a backup, making only a handful of appearances.
However, it’s important to remember that even if a player doesn’t play a significant role on the field, they can still contribute to the team’s success in other ways, such as through their attitude, work ethic, and leadership.
In any case, it’s generally not productive to focus on individual players who may have contributed less to a team’s success, as football is a team sport, and every player’s contribution is valuable.
However, I could add to the list Jose Manuel Pinto. The former Barcelona goalkeeper played for the team in the period 2008–2014. That was the most successful period in the history of Barca and as a backup goalkeeper Pinto won a significant number of trophies despite playing in very few games.
