The Egyptian national team sits at the top of the most successful African teams in winning the Africa Cup of Nations title, having secured the championship seven times since the tournament's inception in 1957.

The Pharaohs pull ahead with a historic lead over their closest rivals, with the Cameroon national team coming in second with five titles, solidifying their status as one of the giants of African football.

The Ghana national team ranks third on the list of the most successful teams in the continental championship, having won the title four times in its various participations.

The national teams of Nigeria and Ivory Coast share the next position, each with three titles, while Algeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo have each won the championship twice.

The Egyptian national team achieved an exceptional milestone in the history of the Africa Cup of Nations by winning the title three consecutive times in 2006, 2008, and 2010, a record unmatched by any other team.

This historic dominance reflects the sustained excellence of Egyptian football at the continental level and cements the Pharaohs' status as the most successful team in the Africa Cup of Nations.