Europa League 2025/26 season tracker: All the teams that have qualified for next season

The European season is quickly coming to an end, with less than 10 matches remaining in the domestic leagues. Below you can see all the teams that have qualified for the 2025/26 UEFA Europa League. Latest: Real Betis are no longer eligible for the Conference League after Mallorca's defeat to Girona in La Liga on Monday. They can only finish no lower than seventh. However, if they finish seventh and win the UECL, Spain will have three teams in the Europa League, while the eighth-placed team will be promoted from the UECL to the UEL.

The list will be updated each time a team qualifies for the competition. Please note that some teams may move to a later qualifying round depending on the rebalancing of the title holders. The exact number of places in each qualifying round has not yet been confirmed. The following teams have qualified for the Europa League through their domestic league, but their entry phase is yet to be confirmed: Sporting Braga (Portugal), Porto (Portugal). The following teams have qualified for the 2025/26 European club competitions and could still qualify for the UEL: Arsenal (England), Manchester City (England), Newcastle (England), Chelsea (England), Atlético Madrid (Spain), Athletic Club (Spain), Villarreal (Spain), Real Betis (Spain), Real Betis (Spain), PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands), Feyenoord (Netherlands), Utrecht (Netherlands), Union Saint-Gilloise (Belgium), Club Brugge (Belgium), Genk (Belgium), Viktoria Plzen (Czech Republic), Hibernian (Scotland), Basel (Switzerland), Austria, Styria, Austria. (Austria), RB Salzburg (Austria), AEK Athens (Greece), PAOK (Greece), AEK Larnaca (Greece), Hapoel Beer Sheva (Israel), Maccabi Haifa (Israel), Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel), Dynamo Kiev (Ukraine), Donbass Kiev (Ukraine), Donbass Kiev (Ukraine), Oleksa (Ukraine), Partizan Belgrade (Serbia), Dinamo Zagreb (Croatia), Hajduk Split (Croatia), Rijeka (Croatia), Rakow Czestochowa (Poland), Aris Limassol (Cyprus), AEK Larnaca (Cyprus), Ferencváros (Hungary), Puskas Academy (Hungary) (Hungary) Zira (Azerbaijan), Olimpia Ljubljana (Slovenia), Milsami Orhei (Moldova), Ilves (Finland), Drogheda United (Ireland).