UEFA Champions League 2024/25: Full List of 36 Qualified Teams Revealed

The highly anticipated 2024/25 UEFA Champions League season is just around the corner, and the final list of qualified teams has been announced.

A total of 36 teams will compete in the revamped league phase, featuring a mix of European powerhouses and newcomers.

The teams have been sorted into four pots ahead of Thursday’s group stage draw in Monaco.

The two remaining spots will be determined by Wednesday night’s playoffs.

Here is the full list of qualified teams:

Pot One:

  • Real Madrid (ESP)
  • Manchester City (ENG)
  • Bayern Munich (GER)
  • Paris Saint-Germain (FRA)
  • Liverpool (ENG)
  • Inter Milan (ITA)
  • Borussia Dortmund (GER)
  • RB Leipzig (GER)
  • Barcelona (ESP)

Pot Two:

  • Bayer Leverkusen (GER)
  • Atletico Madrid (ESP)
  • Atalanta (ITA)
  • Juventus (ITA)
  • Benfica (POR)
  • Arsenal (ENG)
  • Club Brugge (BEL)
  • Shakhtar Donetsk (UKR)
  • AC Milan (ITA)

Pot Three:

  • Feyenoord (NED)
  • Sporting (POR)
  • PSV Eindhoven (NED)
  • Celtic (SCO)
  • Young Boys (SUI)
  • Red Bull Salzburg (AUT)
  • Dinamo Zagreb (CRO) or Qarabag (AZE)
  • Slavia Prague (CZE) or Lille (FRA)

Pot Four:

  • Monaco (FRA)
  • Sparta Prague (CZE)
  • Aston Villa (ENG)
  • Sturm Graz (AUT)
  • Bologna (ITA)
  • Brest (FRA)
  • Girona (ESP)
  • VfB Stuttgart (GER)

Additionally, two teams will be added to either Pot Three or Four depending on the results of the play-off ties:

  • Midtjylland (DEN) or Slovan Bratislava (SVK)
  • Bodo/Glimt (NOR) or Red Star Belgrade (SRB)

 

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