On the morning of August 29 (Vietnam time), when the final matches of the play-off series ended, the Champions League has determined the 36 clubs that will compete in the 2024-2025 season, which will be held in a new format.
The 36 clubs were divided into 4 groups before the draw including:
Group 1: Real Madrid (UEFA ranking coefficient 136,000), Manchester City (148,000), Bayern Munich (144,000), Paris Saint-Germain (116,000), Liverpool (114,000), Inter Milan (101,000), Borussia Dortmund (97,000) , RB Leipzig (97,000), Barcelona (91,000).
Group 2: Bayer Leverkusen (90,000), Atletico Madrid (89,000), Atalanta (81,000), Juventus (80,000), Benfica (79,000), Arsenal (72,000), Club Brugge (64,000), Shakhtar Donetsk (63,000), AC Milan ( 59,000).
Group 3: Feyenoord (57,000), Sporting CP (54,500), PSV Eindhoven (54,000), Dinamo Zagreb (50,000), Red Bull Salzburg (50,000), Lille (47,000), Red Star Belgrade (40,000), Young Boys (34,500) , Celtic (32,000).
Group 4: Slovan Bratislava (30,500), Monaco (24,000), Sparta Prague (22,500), Aston Villa (20,860), Bologna (18,056), Girona (17,897), VfB Stuttgart (17,324), Sturm Graz (14,500), Brest (13,366).
Thus, the Champions League season 2024-2025 will have 5 representatives from Germany, 5 representatives from Italy, England, Spain and France together have 4, the Netherlands, Portugal, Austria have 2, Belgium, Ukraine, Croatia, Serbia, Switzerland, Scotland, Slovakia, Czech Republic have 1 representative.
The 2024-2025 Champions League draw will take place at Grimaldi Forum in Monaco at 11:00 p.m. on August 29 (Vietnam time).
