The UEFA Champions League qualifiers are almost complete, with only a handful of spots remaining to reach the 2026/27 league phase of the competition.
Como are set for a maiden UEFA Champions League campaign as Cesc Fabregas continues his marvellous work in northern Italy, with Manchester United returning to the European elite after a remarkable turnaround in fortunes under Michael Carrick.
Liverpool claimed England's fifth UEFA Champions League spot with Real Betis taking the extra place in Spain, as Manuel Pellegrini's side prepare for a second UEFA Champions League campaign after making their bow back in 2005/06.
Celtic dramatically crashed out in the third qualifying round despite taking a 4-0 aggregate lead to LASK, while Azerbaijan's Sabah, who've never gone beyond the qualifying rounds of any European competition, knocked out Hapoel Be'er Sheva.
Take a look at all confirmed clubs set to partake in the 2026/27 UEFA Champions League below.
Teams | |||
League phase | |||
Aston Villa | Arsenal | Manchester City | Manchester United |
Liverpool | Inter Milan | Napoli | Roma |
Como | Barcelona | Real Madrid | Villarreal |
Atlético Madrid | Real Betis | Bayern Munich | Borussia Dortmund |
RB Leipzig | VfB Stuttgart | Paris Saint-Germain | Lens |
Lille | PSV Eindhoven | Feyenoord | Porto |
Sporting CP | Club Brugge | Slavia Prague | Galatasaray |
Shakhtar Donetsk | LASK | Sabah | Bodo/Glimt |
Levski Sofia/AEK Athens | Dinamo Zagreb/Viking | Slovan Bratislava/Celje | Fenerbahce/Lyon |
