2026/2027 UEFA Champions League Clubs Confirmed

The 2026/2027 UEFA Champions League season is set to expand to a 36-team league phase format. As of now, 18 clubs have already qualified for the tournament, with the final list to be completed after the domestic league qualification rounds.

England has confirmed three clubs: Arsenal, Manchester City, and Manchester United, benefiting from an additional spot due to UEFA's European performance ranking. Spain will be represented by four clubs, including Barcelona and Real Madrid, alongside Villarreal and Atlético Madrid.

Italy's Inter Milan has secured its place, while Germany will have three representatives: Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, and RB Leipzig. France's Paris Saint-Germain and Lyon are confirmed, with the Netherlands represented by PSV Eindhoven and Feyenoord.

Portugal's Porto and Turkey's Galatasaray have also qualified. The competition is expected to feature a highly competitive league phase with several traditional powerhouses.