2024/25 Europa League: Who has qualified for the league phase?

The line-up for the 2024/25 UEFA Europa League is now complete. UEFA.com looks at the 36 teams who were involved in the league phase draw, which was held in Monaco on Friday 30 August.

2024/25 league phase qualifiers

Netherlands (3): Ajax, AZ, Twente
Türkiye (3): Beşiktaş, Fenerbahçe, Galatasaray
Belgium (2): Anderlecht, Union Saint-Gilloise
Czechia (2): Slavia Praha, Viktoria Plzeň
England (2): Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur
France (2): Nice, Lyon
Germany (2): Eintracht Frankfurt, Hoffenheim
Greece (2): Olympiacos, PAOK
Italy (2): Lazio, Roma
Portugal (2): Braga, Porto
Spain (2): Athletic Club, Real Sociedad
Sweden (2): Elfsborg, Malmö
Azerbaijan (1): Qarabağ
Bulgaria (1): Ludogorets
Denmark (1): Midtjylland
Hungary (1): Ferencváros
Israel (1): M. Tel-Aviv
Latvia (1): RFS
Norway (1): Bodø/Glimt
Romania (1): FCSB
Scotland (1): Rangers
Ukraine (1): Dynamo Kyiv

Which teams compete in the 36-team league phase?

Seven domestic cup winners qualified automatically along with five other teams by virtue of their domestic league placing, with the holders of the UEFA Conference League, Olympiacos, also guaranteed a spot. Twelve teams came through the play-offs, with the remaining 11 transferring from the UEFA Champions League.

The list above is provisional, based purely on sporting performance and does not account for any potential disciplinary or licensing matters. All Russian teams are suspended from participation in UEFA competitions until further notice.