The Premier League wrapped up its 2024–2025 season with a historic Champions League qualification scenario. For the first time, six English teams will participate in the world’s most prestigious club tournament, showcasing the league’s remarkable depth and competitiveness.

Liverpool and Arsenal Dominate the Season

Liverpool, led by new manager Arne Slot, clinched the Premier League title after an outstanding campaign, marking a return to glory following years of Manchester City dominance. Right behind them, Arsenal secured second place, confirming their rise under Mikel Arteta and solidifying their status as one of Europe’s most exciting projects.

Joining these two giants in next season’s Champions League group stage are Manchester City, Chelsea, and Newcastle United, all of whom finished strongly to earn direct qualification.

Tottenham Qualifies Through European Glory

The sixth English club in the Champions League will be Tottenham Hotspur, who didn’t secure a top-four finish but won the Europa League title after a 1-0 victory over Manchester United in the final held in Bilbao. With this European triumph, the Spurs book their spot in next season’s tournament, bringing England’s tally to six participants.

A Star-Studded English Contingent

With this lineup, England not only leads Europe in terms of qualified clubs but also sends a contingent full of talent and ambition. English sides are looking to end a two-year drought in the competition, with Manchester City being the last winner in 2023.

Now, with six powerful squads, the Premier League is ready to once again be a dominant force in European football.