At least 27 clubs have qualified for next season’s UEFA Champions League so far.
This follows the conclusion of the Premier League campaign on Sunday.
Gatekeeper reports that the likes of Manchester City, Chelsea, and Newcastle United are the latest teams to book their places in the Champions League.
Man City defeated Fulham 2-0, Chelsea won 1-0 against Nottingham Forest, while Newcastle lost 1-0 against Everton.
But Newcastle secured qualification for next season’s Champions League thanks to Manchester United, who defeated Aston Villa 2-0.
The 2025/26 Champions League will see an increase from 32 to 36 teams in the league phase format.
Some teams have already secured their place because of their respective domestic league positions.
In the English Premier League, Liverpool and Arsenal have confirmed their spots.
In Spain, Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, and Athletic Club have also qualified already.
Other teams around Europe like Paris Saint-Germain, Inter Milan, PSV, and Slavia Praha have also sealed their spots in the Champions League for next season.
Here are the 27 teams that have qualified for next season’s Champions League so far:
England: Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham, Manchester City, Chelsea, and Newcastle United.
Italy: Napoli, Inter Milan, and Atalanta.
Spain: Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Athletic Club, and Villarreal.
Germany: Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, Bayer Leverkusen, and Frankfurt.
France: PSG, Marseille, and Monaco.
Portugal: Sporting CP.
Netherlands: Ajax, PSV.
Czech Republic: Slavia Praha.
Turkey: Galatasaray.
Greece: Olympiacos.
