The 15 clubs from Europe's top five leagues with the most league titles since 2000

Bayern Munich clinched their 10th Bundesliga title in a row yesterday, again reaffirming their dominance in Germany.

Which got us thinking…

It always seems so straight forward for the Bavarian club.

Football fans often refer to the Ligue 1 in France as the ultimate ‘farmers league.’ However, when you look at the monopoly Bayern have enjoyed over the Bundesliga, it begs the question as to whether we’re placing our focus on the wrong nation.

Or maybe, Bayern are simply that good.

Either way, we decided to dive into the record books to analyse which clubs across Europe’s top five leagues have won the most league titles since 2000.

That way we can see who the real big shots are domestically and decide which leagues are the least competitive overall.

For clarification, Europe’s top five leagues consist of: Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga, Serie A and Ligue 1.

Check out what we came up with below:

=12. LOSC Lille (two league titles)

=12. Monaco (two league titles)

=12. Atletico Madrid (two league titles)

=12. Valencia (two league titles)

=12. AC Milan (two league titles)

=12. Arsenal (two league titles)

11. Borussia Dortmund (three league titles)

=9. Manchester City (five league titles)

=9. Chelsea (five league titles)

8. Inter Milan (six league titles)

7. Lyon (seven league titles)

=4. Manchester United (eight league titles)

=4. Paris Saint-Germain (eight league titles)

=4. Real Madrid (eight league titles, soon to be nine)

3. Barcelona (10 league titles)

2. Juventus (11 league titles)

(Source: Worldfootball.net)

The German giants are way out in-front when it comes to domestic league victories. Such is their dominance that their closest rivals Dortmund have managed to win just three leagues since the turn of