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We are into the home stretch of the season across the major soccer leagues in Europe and some champions have already been crowned with other titles imminent. The latest team to punch their ticket is Leicester City, earning promotion back to the Premier League a season after their shock relegation. However, both Serie A and the Bundesliga are celebrating extra UEFA Champions League spots via the coefficient system.
On top of those celebrations, other UCL, UEFA Europa League and UEFA Europa Conference League berths are being distributed although some of the teams occupying the UEL and UECL spots are expected to upgrade to the UCL by the end of this campaign. With just over one month until the Champions League final at Wembley Stadium closes the domestic club term with a bang, we take a look at who has secured what across the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, the Bundesliga and Ligue 1 so far.
Champions League
- EPL: Arsenal and Manchester City.
- La Liga: Real Madrid and Barcelona.
- Serie A: Inter (as champions).
- Bundesliga: Leverkusen (as champions), Bayern, Stuttgart, Leipzig and Dortmund.
- Ligue 1: PSG (as champions).
First and foremost, there are UCL positions being sewn up already with Italian champions Inter taking the first of Serie A’s five Champions League places after an additional one was earned via the UEFA coefficient. Bayer Leverkusen have already been crowned German champions and Xabi Alonso’s men could yet triumph in their Europa League semifinals too which also sees Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund in the UCL. BVB semifinal first-leg win over French champions Paris Saint-Germain secured VfB Stuttgart, RB Leipzig and themselves a Champions League spot for next year regardless of what happens next in Paris. Bayern’s opponents Real Madrid are currently the only Spanish side to be guaranteed their Champions League place before they even know how this year’s semifinals and final will work…
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