At least 25 clubs have already secured their places in the league phase of the 2026/2027 UEFA Champions League following the conclusion of domestic football seasons across Europe.
The qualified teams earned their spots based on final league standings and UEFA’s allocation system, with more clubs expected to join as qualification rounds are completed.
From England, the confirmed teams include Arsenal, Aston Villa, Manchester City, and Manchester United.
Spain will be represented by Atlético Madrid, Barcelona, Real Betis, Real Madrid, and Villarreal.
In Italy, Inter Milan and Napoli have already booked their places, while Germany will be represented by Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, and Stuttgart.
France’s qualified sides include Paris Saint-Germain, Lille, and Lens.
From the Netherlands, Feyenoord and PSV Eindhoven have secured qualification, while Portugal will be represented by FC Porto.
Belgium’s Club Brugge and Turkey’s Galatasaray also made the list.
Other qualified clubs include Shakhtar Donetsk from Ukraine and Slavia Prague from Czechia.
The remaining slots are expected to be filled through playoff rounds and final UEFA qualification decisions ahead of the new season.