The updated qualification picture shows that the competition will once again feature a wide mix of traditional powerhouses and surprise entrants, as UEFA’s new structure continues to reward consistency across domestic leagues and European competitions.

One major development already shaping next season is UEFA’s confirmation that both England and Spain have secured additional league-phase slots through the European Performance Spots system, which rewards the two best-performing associations in continental tournaments.

England (Premier League)

The Premier League already boasts strong representation, with several heavyweights confirmed for next season’s campaign. More English clubs are still expected to join as the season progresses.

Qualified clubs:

• Arsenal
• Manchester City
• Manchester United
• Liverpool
• Aston Villa
• Bournemouth

Spain (La Liga)

Spain continues to maintain a strong presence, with multiple clubs already confirmed for the league phase.

Qualified clubs:

• Barcelona
• Real Madrid
• Atlético Madrid
• Villarreal
• Real Betis

Italy (Serie A)

Italy’s representation is still developing, but one of its most consistent European sides has already booked a place.

Qualified clubs:

• Inter Milan
• Napoli
• AS Roma
• Como

Germany (Bundesliga)

Germany will once again be strongly represented by familiar names in European competition.

Qualified clubs:

• Bayern Munich
• Borussia Dortmund
• RB Leipzig
• VfB Stuttgart

France (Ligue 1)

France also has notable representation already confirmed, led by its most dominant club in recent years.

Qualified clubs:

• Paris Saint-Germain
• RC Lens
• Lille OSC

Netherlands (Eredivisie)

Dutch football continues to maintain its presence on Europe’s biggest stage.

Qualified clubs:

• PSV Eindhoven
• Feyenoord

Portugal & Turkey

• Porto
• Galatasaray

Current confirmed overview

• England: Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool, Aston Villa, Bournemouth
• Spain: Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid, Villarreal, Real Betis
• Italy: Inter Milan, Napoli, AS Roma, Como
• Germany: Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, VfB Stuttgart
• France: Paris Saint-Germain, RC Lens, Lille OSC
• Netherlands: PSV Eindhoven, Feyenoord
• Portugal: Porto
• Turkey: Galatasaray

With several domestic seasons still ongoing and qualifying rounds yet to be completed, the final list is expected to expand further.

The 2026/27 Champions League is already shaping up to be one of the most competitive editions yet, with Europe’s elite once again preparing for a demanding league-phase battle.

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Now, the real tension begins.

Real Madrid’s reward for edging past Benfica in the playoffs? A heavyweight, two-legged duel against Manchester City. It’s the latest chapter in what’s quickly becoming a modern European rivalry, and one pre-tournament favorite is guaranteed to exit early.

Defending champions Paris Saint-Germain will get a shot at redemption against Chelsea, months after the Blues outclassed them in the Club World Cup final. Expect intensity.

Meanwhile, Barcelona head to St James’ Park for a tricky test against Newcastle United, where the atmosphere alone could tilt the tie.

On another front, Liverpool square off with Galatasaray, while Arsenal, who topped the league phase with a flawless record, must overcome Bayer Leverkusen to keep their ambitious quadruple dream alive.

Bayern Munich, runners-up in the league phase and perennial contenders, face a dangerous Atalanta side that squeezed through thanks to a dramatic late penalty against Borussia Dortmund.

And don’t overlook Atletico Madrid vs. Tottenham Hotspur, a clash that promises tactical warfare.

Full Round of 16 Fixtures

• Real Madrid vs. Manchester City
• Bodø/Glimt vs. Sporting CP
• PSG vs. Chelsea
• Newcastle vs. Barcelona
• Galatasaray vs. Liverpool
• Atlético Madrid vs. Tottenham Hotspur
• Atalanta vs. Bayern Munich
• Bayer Leverkusen vs. Arsenal

The confirmed round of 16 draw ✅#UCLdraw pic.twitter.com/PVhNIIZngZ

— UEFA Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) February 27, 2026

When Does It Start?

The first legs kick off on Tuesday, March 10, and Wednesday, March 11, with the unseeded teams hosting.

The return legs, where the tension usually peaks, will be played on Tuesday, March 17, and Wednesday, March 18, with the seeded teams enjoying home advantage.

With giants colliding, revenge narratives brewing, and underdogs daring to dream, the Round of 16 promises nights that could define this Champions League season.

The road to Budapest 🏆#UCLdraw pic.twitter.com/xT33xCchgq

— UEFA Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) February 27, 2026

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As fans gear up for the final set of fixtures, the picture is already clear at both ends of the table. A handful of teams have booked automatic qualification to the round of 16; others must battle through the playoffs, while several big names have been eliminated.

Clubs Qualified Directly for the Round of 16

These teams finished strong enough to secure automatic passage into the last 16 of the competition:

• Arsenal
• Bayern Munich
• Barcelona
• Chelsea
• Liverpool
• Manchester City
• Sporting CP
• Tottenham Hotspur

Clubs Headed for the 2026 Champions League Playoffs

The following sides remain in contention and will compete in the playoff round for a place in the round of 16:

• Atalanta
• Atlético de Madrid
• Borussia Dortmund
• Benfica
• Bodø/Glimt
• Club Brugge
• Galatasaray
• Inter Milan
• Juventus
• Bayer Leverkusen
• AS Monaco
• Newcastle United
• Olympiacos
• Paris Saint-Germain
• Qarabağ
• Real Madrid

Clubs Eliminated from the 2026 Champions League

These teams have been knocked out and will not progress further in the competition:
Ajax, Athletic Club, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Kairat Almaty, Marseille, Napoli, Pafos, PSV, Slavia Praha, Union SG, Villarreal.

Full 2025/2026 Champions League Standings

(As of Matchday 8 – January 28, 2026)

With the league phase now settled, the focus shifts to the knockout rounds, where form, momentum, and experience will matter more than ever as Europe’s elite chase Champions League glory.

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On Sunday, the England captain found the back of the net in Bayern’s emphatic 4–0 Bundesliga victory over Heidenheim, a match that also saw him captain the Bavarian giants for the first time.

The goal took Kane to 100 Bundesliga goal contributions, an extraordinary tally of 81 goals and 19 assists in just 78 league appearances underlining his instant and lasting impact since arriving in Germany.

As if that feat was not enough, Kane was also named German Footballing Personality of the Year by respected football publication kicker, rounding off what has been a phenomenal 12 months for the 32-year-old striker.

Long before his move to Bavaria in the summer of 2023, Kane had already cemented his status as one of the world’s elite forwards. His time at Tottenham Hotspur saw him shatter multiple Premier League records and put him firmly on course to surpass Alan Shearer as England’s all-time top scorer. Yet, despite the individual brilliance, one major achievement remained missing — silverware.

That lingering gap played a key role in his decision to leave north London for Bayern Munich, a club synonymous with trophies. Ironically, Kane’s debut season in Germany delivered personal records but no team honours, as Bayer Leverkusen swept the domestic double and Bayern exited the Champions League at the semi-final stage.

The story changed in his second campaign. Kane finally laid his long-running trophy drought to rest by helping Bayern reclaim the Bundesliga title earlier this summer, a moment he has since described as career-defining.

Speaking on his Cleats Club channel while reflecting on 2025, Kane said:

“I think my favourite football moment from 2025 would have to be winning the Bundesliga. Obviously winning my first trophy, team trophy, in my career was an amazing feeling, a special moment for me and my team-mates and all my friends and family as well. It was great to get that one over the line. Had some special celebrations, enjoyed it a lot and helped motivate me to achieve many more things in the years to come.”

The striker, who has already racked up 30 goals and three assists across all competitions this season, also set his sights firmly on the future. When asked about his ambitions for 2026, with Bayern challenging on multiple fronts and England eyeing another major tournament, Kane added:

“My New Year’s wish is to keep improving and hopefully win a few more team trophies, including the World Cup.”

Beyond team success, Kane is also chasing history at club level. He has openly acknowledged that Robert Lewandowski’s legendary 41-goal Bundesliga record is within his sights, especially after a flying start to the 2025–26 season, where he already has 19 league goals.

Addressing the challenge in an interview with Sky Sport Germany, Kane said:

“I think it’s possible, especially with the start I’ve had so far this year. There’s still a long way to go. I need to be able to maintain this level for another four or five months. In football, the hardest thing is to be consistent over a long period. This record is an incredible record and it will be hard to beat, I know that. I always enjoy trying to have these ambitions.”

With records tumbling, trophies finally in his cabinet, and personal honours continuing to roll in, Harry Kane’s Bayern Munich chapter is fast becoming one of the most compelling success stories in modern European football.

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The encounter wasn’t just about points in the group stage; it carried the weight of history. Bayern Munich entered the game as favourites, undefeated in their last ten meetings with Arsenal, but Mikel Arteta’s side had other plans.

Both teams, leading their domestic leagues, were eager to assert themselves on Europe’s biggest stage, and the game delivered every ounce of intensity fans could hope for.

From the first whistle, the match was electric, filled with high-pressure moments, tactical chess moves, and flashes of individual brilliance.

• Set-Pieces: Arsenal’s Secret Weapon

The Premier League leaders are among Europe’s most lethal teams when it comes to set-pieces. Their expertise was on full display when Jurrien Timber opened the scoring with a precise header off a corner, giving Arsenal the early edge.

• Manuel Neuer: Not Immune to Mistakes

Even one of the world’s best goalkeepers can falter. Neuer, the German stalwart, made a series of solid early saves, but an attempted sweeper play backfired, paving the way for Arsenal’s third goal.

• Noni Madueke Shines

Mikel Arteta’s tactical decisions proved decisive. Noni Madueke, brought on to replace the injured Leandro Trossard, justified his selection with a perfect finish from Riccardo Calafiori’s cross, helping to seal the Gunners’ lead.

• Mikel Arteta: Mastermind

The Arsenal manager’s substitutions and tactical tweaks were pivotal. Madueke, Calafiori, and Martinelli all contributed crucially to securing the three points, keeping Arsenal’s 100% record intact.

Champions League Dreams Alive

With this win, Arsenal not only remain top of their group but also emulate a feat they last achieved in 2005-06, the season they reached their only Champions League final.

A perfect five wins from five matches signal that the Gunners are serious contenders this season, and fans worldwide are daring to dream that this could finally be the year they lift Europe’s most coveted club trophy.

Arsenal now sits firmly at the summit of the Champions League, with a perfect record, one step closer to guaranteed qualification for the knockout rounds and closer than ever to etching their name in football history.

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Arsenal continued their flawless Champions League run on Wednesday night, delivering a dominant 3–1 win over Bayern Munich at a buzzing Emirates Stadium, a result that fired them to the top of the league-phase standings.

Still riding the high from their emphatic victory over Tottenham in the north London derby just days earlier, Mikel Arteta’s men showed no signs of slowing down. Instead, they put on another commanding performance that reinforced why many now see them as genuine European heavyweights.

Arsenal drew first blood when Jurrien Timber rose tallest to nod in a Bukayo Saka corner, sending the home fans into an early frenzy. Bayern responded through 17-year-old Lennart Karl, whose well-taken goal silenced the stadium briefly and ensured the first half ended level.

But after the break, it was all Arsenal.

 

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Relentless pressure from a string of set-piece opportunities finally paid off, courtesy of the substitutes’ bench. Riccardo Calafiori delivered a wicked cross into the box, and Noni Madueke, making the most of his early introductio,n fired home his first goal for the club.

While former Tottenham star Harry Kane struggled badly on the ground, where he has historically haunted Arsenal, failing to register a single shot, the Gunners turned the screw even further.

 

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Their third goal was vintage Arsenal: a blistering counterattack. Eberechi Eze, fresh off his derby hat-trick heroics, released Gabriel Martinelli, who raced past Manuel Neuer, knocked the ball beyond the veteran keeper, and tapped into an empty net a perfect way to mark his return after a month on the sidelines.

By full-time, Arsenal looked every bit worthy of their two-goal cushion. Although Karl’s earlier strike denied them another Champions League clean sheet, the Gunners’ fifth straight win now puts them three points clear of Paris Saint-Germain.

Arsenal beat Bayern München to stay perfect 💯#UCL pic.twitter.com/x0iOUNy5WX

— UEFA Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) November 26, 2025

Next up is a tricky Premier League clash away at Chelsea on Sunday, where Arsenal will try to stretch their six-point lead at the top of the table as their hunt for trophies continues on all fronts.

The only sour note from the night was the early injury to Leandro Trossard, who was forced off for Madueke. Still, fans were given something to smile about with the late return of captain Martin Ødegaard, back in action after recovering from a knee problem.

Arsenal’s momentum doesn’t appear to be slowing — and Europe is watching.

Only one perfect record remains…

The Arsenal 👏 #UCL pic.twitter.com/2Z0EfYQIHZ

— UEFA Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) November 26, 2025

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Bayern Munich have officially confirmed a contract extension for head coach Vincent Kompany, rewarding the Belgian tactician for his impressive impact since taking charge of the Bundesliga giants.

The announcement, made via the club’s website on Tuesday, October 21, 2025, comes as Bayern continue a dominant run in the new season, winning their first seven Bundesliga matches and reigniting belief in their trademark attacking football under Kompany’s guidance.

Under his leadership, the Bavarian champions have rediscovered consistency and intensity, a shift that has not gone unnoticed by the club hierarchy.

The new deal keeps Kompany at the helm until June 30, 2029, extending his stay by two more years beyond his previous contract, which was due to expire in 2027.

Speaking about the extension, Kompany expressed both pride and focus on the club’s immediate ambitions.

“My focus is a bit mixed at the moment. I just want to win tomorrow [against Brugge]. Of course I’m happy, but for now I want 3 points in the next game. I have the feeling I’ve been here longer than 16-17 months. I understand how the club thinks, but also the players. We have the same goals. I have a lot of respect for the past of this club. I just want to contribute to having a similarly successful future as well. I want to write history together, where people say: This is Bayern, and that we’re proud of that.”

𝓚𝓸𝓶𝓹𝓪𝓷𝔂 𝓑𝓪𝓵𝓵 𝓾𝓷𝓽𝓲𝓵 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣9️⃣ ⚽️ pic.twitter.com/FlmG637XZq

— FC Bayern (@FCBayernEN) October 21, 2025

Club president Herbert Hainer described the move as a “strong vote of confidence” in the 39-year-old’s project, noting that continuity and stability remain key to Bayern’s success.

“Vincent Kompany is held in high regard by the players, the club management and the fans. We are happy about the early extension of our cooperation,” Hainer said.

Bayern’s Director of Sport, Max Eberl, also praised Kompany’s influence both on and off the pitch, highlighting his leadership qualities and unity-driven approach.

“When we appointed Vinny, we had a clear vision of our shared path and he quickly proved that he can help FC Bayern move forward — both on and off the pitch. He is a role model who unites players, fans and everyone at the club, and we want to build something long-term with him.”

Kompany’s renewed deal underscores Bayern’s confidence in his long-term vision, one that blends discipline, tactical innovation, and a culture of unity. With early results already validating the club’s faith in him, the former Manchester City captain now looks set to shape a new chapter in Bayern’s illustrious history.

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The England captain hit the milestone in Bayern Munich’s emphatic 4–0 victory over Werder Bremen on Friday night, scoring twice to underline his blistering form in front of goal.

Kane reached the century mark in just 104 appearances for the Bavarians, a record unmatched in the modern era of the Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Serie A, or Ligue 1.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Erling Haaland previously held the benchmark with 105 games for Real Madrid and Manchester City, respectively.

The 31-year-old striker, who already has 15 goals in just 10 matches across all competitions this season, could not hide his pride when reflecting on his achievement.

“It’s crazy even for me,” Kane told Sky Germany. “It’s an honour to reach 100 goals for this great club. To do it so quickly, I’m very proud of that. Hopefully I can reach another 100 as soon as possible.”

Kane has now set his sights on the Bundesliga single-season scoring record of 41 goals, set by Robert Lewandowski in 2020/21. With 10 already in Bayern’s opening five league fixtures, the Englishman admitted he is “definitely” eyeing the mark.

“I’ve scored 10 goals in five games,” he continued. “If I keep going like this, it’s certainly possible. Every season is a marathon. We’ve started well, we’re doing well, but of course a lot can happen, and we have to be prepared for anything.”

Fastest Players to 100 Goals for One Club in Europe’s Top Five Leagues

The Bayern forward’s explosive start to the 2025/26 season has fueled talk that he could not only topple Lewandowski’s record but also push the German champions towards another dominant domestic and European campaign.

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• Nicolas Jackson joins Bayern Munich! Chelsea striker completes protracted loan move to Bundesliga despite deal appearing to collapse

Nicolas Jackson has finally sealed a loan switch from Chelsea to Bayern Munich, ending weeks of uncertainty around his future.

The move looked doubtful at one stage after Chelsea hesitated to sanction his exit following Liam Delap’s injury, but both clubs have now reached a fresh agreement that sees the striker head to Germany for the season.

Jackson departs Stamford Bridge having netted 30 times in 81 appearances for the Blues. At Bayern, he is expected to provide valuable depth alongside Harry Kane as the Bavarian giants look to defend their Bundesliga crown.

 

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Speaking after the announcement, Jackson expressed his delight: “I’m really happy to now be part of this great club. Bayern is one of the best clubs in the world. Everyone knows the names of the legends who’ve played here and knows that this club stands for the greatest success. I’ve got big goals and dreams here and will give all to help Bayern win further titles.”

The Senegalese forward could make his Bayern debut after the international break, with a league clash against Hamburg scheduled for September 13.

 

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The 24-year-old’s switch had collapsed over the weekend when Chelsea pulled the plug following Liam Delap’s hamstring injury against Fulham. However, the Blues moved swiftly to address the situation by recalling Marc Guiu from his loan at Sunderland, clearing the path for Jackson’s departure.

Unlike the initial proposal, which included an optional buy clause, the new deal features a mandatory purchase obligation. Bayern will pay a €16.5 million loan fee upfront, with the move set to become permanent next summer for around €65m (£56.2m). In total, Chelsea stand to receive up to €80m (£70m) for the Senegal international.

Jackson, who has spent the last two seasons at Stamford Bridge, remained in Germany with his representatives to finalise the switch. The forward has been eager to complete the move and is expected to be confirmed as a Bayern player ahead of Monday’s 7pm deadline.

🚨🔴⚪️ BREAKING: Bayern and Chelsea seal new agreement for Nicolas Jackson deal, done!

Loan + buy clause with new element of obligation to buy included in the deal for 2026, as Chelsea wanted.

Jackson already agreed 5 year deal at Bayern. €16.5m loan fee.

Here we go again 💣 pic.twitter.com/0O1HvrvRYh

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) September 1, 2025

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Fans can now look forward to blockbuster clashes from the very first whistle, with the draw throwing up some heavyweight encounters across Europe.

Under UEFA’s new structure, each club will play eight matches against eight different opponents (four home, four away). The top eight finishers in the league phase qualify automatically for the Round of 16. Teams ranked 9th to 24th face each other in a two-legged playoff, while clubs finishing 25th and below are eliminated.

• No teams from the same country can meet in the league stage.
• Each side can face a maximum of two clubs from the same domestic league.

Clubs were split into four seeded pots, based on UEFA coefficients. Automated draw software ensured variety and balance, assigning eight opponents to each team.

The Draw in Full

Pot 1 Fixtures

• Paris Saint-Germain: Bayern (H), Barcelona (A), Atalanta (H), Leverkusen (A), Tottenham (H), Sporting (A), Newcastle (H), Athletic Bilbao (A)
• Real Madrid: Man City (H), Liverpool (A), Juventus (H), Benfica (A), Marseille (H), Olympiacos (A), Monaco (H), Kairat (A)
• Manchester City: Dortmund (H), Real Madrid (A), Leverkusen (H), Villarreal (A), Napoli (H), Bodø/Glimt (A), Galatasaray (H), Monaco (A)
• Bayern Munich: Chelsea (H), PSG (A), Club Brugge (H), Arsenal (A), Sporting (H), PSV (A), Union SG (H), Pafos (A)
• Liverpool: Inter (A), Frankfurt (A), PSV (H), Galatasaray (A), Marseille (H), Qarabağ (A), TBD… (fixture continuation missing in source draft)
• Inter Milan: Liverpool (H), Dortmund (A), Arsenal (H), Atlético (A), Slavia (H), Ajax (A), Kairat (H), Union SG (A)
• Chelsea: Barcelona (H), Bayern (A), Benfica (H), Atalanta (A), Ajax (H), Napoli (A), Pafos (H), Qarabağ (A)
• Barcelona: PSG (H), Chelsea (A), Frankfurt (H), Brugge (A), Olympiacos (H), Slavia (A), Copenhagen (H), Newcastle (A)
• Dortmund: Inter (H), Man City (A), Villarreal (H), Juventus (A), Bodø/Glimt (H), Spurs (A), Athletic Bilbao (H), Copenhagen (A)

Pot 2 Fixtures

• • Arsenal: Bayern (H), Inter (A), Atlético (H), Brugge (A), Olympiacos (H), Slavia (A), Kairat (H), Athletic Bilbao (A)
  • Bayer Leverkusen: PSG (H), Man City (A), Villarreal (H), Benfica (A), PSV (H), Olympiacos (A), Newcastle (H), Copenhagen (A)
  • Atlético Madrid: Inter (H), Liverpool (A), Frankfurt (H), Arsenal (A), Bodø/Glimt (H), PSV (A), Union SG (H), Galatasaray (A)
  • Benfica: Real Madrid (H), Chelsea (A), Leverkusen (H), Juventus (A), Napoli (H), Ajax (A), Qarabağ (H), Newcastle (A)
  • Atalanta: Chelsea (H), PSG (A), Brugge (H), Frankfurt (A), Slavia (H), Marseille (A), Athletic Bilbao (H)
  • Villarreal: Man City (H), Dortmund (A), Juventus (H), Leverkusen (A), Ajax (H), Spurs (A), Copenhagen (H), Pafos (A)
  • Juventus: Dortmund (H), Real Madrid (A), Benfica (H), Villarreal (A), Sporting (H), Bodø/Glimt (A), Pafos (H), Monaco (A)
  • Eintracht Frankfurt: Liverpool (H), Barcelona (A), Atalanta (H), Spurs (H), Napoli (A), Galatasaray (H), Qarabağ (A)
  • Club Brugge: Barcelona (H), Bayern (A), Arsenal (H), Atalanta (A), Marseille (H), Sporting (A), Monaco (H), Kairat (A)

 

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Pot 3 Fixtures

• • • Tottenham: Dortmund (H), PSG (A), Villarreal (H), Frankfurt (A), Slavia (H), Bodø/Glimt (A), Copenhagen (H), Monaco (A)
    • PSV: Bayern (H), Liverpool (A), Atlético (H), Leverkusen (A), Napoli (H), Olympiacos (A), Union SG (H), Newcastle (A)
    • Ajax: Inter (H), Chelsea (A), Benfica (H), Villarreal (A), Olympiacos (H), Marseille (A), Galatasaray (H), Qarabağ (A)
    • Napoli: Chelsea (H), Man City (A), Benfica (H), Villarreal (A), Olympiacos (H), Marseille (A), Galatasaray (H), Qarabağ (A)
    • Sporting: PSG (H), Bayern (A), Brugge (H), Juventus (A), Marseille (H), Napoli (A), Kairat (H), Athletic Bilbao (A)
    • Olympiacos: Real Madrid (H), Barcelona (A), Leverkusen (H), Arsenal (A), PSV (H), Ajax (A), Pafos (H), Kairat (A)
    • Slavia Prague: Barcelona (H), Inter (A), Arsenal (H), Atalanta (A), Bodø/Glimt (H), Spurs (A), Pafos (H)
    • Bodø/Glimt: Man City (H), Dortmund (A), Juventus (H), Athletic Bilbao (A), Spurs (H), Slavia (A), Monaco (H), Galatasaray (A)
    • Marseille: Liverpool (H), Real Madrid (A), Atalanta (H), Brugge (A), Ajax (H), Sporting (A), Newcastle (H), Union SG (A)

Pot 4 Fixtures

• • • Copenhagen: Dortmund (H), Barcelona (A), Leverkusen (H), Villarreal (A), Napoli (H), Spurs (A), Kairat (H), Qarabağ (A)
    • Monaco: Man City (H), Real Madrid (A), Juventus (H), Brugge (A), Spurs (H), Bodø/Glimt (A), Galatasaray (H), Pafos (A)
    • Galatasaray: Liverpool (H), Man City (A), Atlético (H), Frankfurt (A), Bodø/Glimt (H), Ajax (A), Union SG (H), Monaco (A)
    • Union Saint-Gilloise: Inter (H), Bayern (A), Atalanta (H), Atlético (A), Marseille (H), PSV (A), Newcastle (H), Galatasaray (A)
    • Qarabağ: Chelsea (H), Liverpool (A), Frankfurt (H), Benfica (A), Ajax (H), Napoli (A), Copenhagen (H), Athletic Bilbao (A)
    • Athletic Bilbao: PSG (H), Dortmund (A), Arsenal (H), Atalanta (A), Sporting (H), Slavia (A), Qarabağ (H), Newcastle (A)
    • Newcastle United: Barcelona (H), PSG (A), Benfica (H), Leverkusen (A), PSV (H), Marseille (A), Athletic Bilbao (H), Union SG (A)
    • Pafos: Bayern (H), Chelsea (A), Villarreal (H), Juventus (A), Slavia (H), Olympiacos (A), Monaco (H), Kairat (A)
    • Kairat: Real Madrid (H), Inter (A), Brugge (H), Arsenal (A), Olympiacos (H), Sporting (A), Pafos (H), Copenhagen (A)

 

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The 29-year-old winger penned a three-year contract with the Riyadh-based side, keeping him at the club until 2028.

Al Nassr confirmed the signing in an announcement on X, while Bayern also released a statement acknowledging the departure of the player who joined them on loan from Juventus in 2015 before making the deal permanent in 2017.

During his time in Munich, Coman collected an impressive haul of silverware, including nine Bundesliga titles, the UEFA Champions League, the FIFA Club World Cup, and multiple domestic cups.

Fast track to Greatness.
Welcome, Coman 🏁⚡
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— AlNassr FC (@AlNassrFC_EN) August 15, 2025

That name. That number. That presence.#ComanIsNassr 💥 pic.twitter.com/vweX1ERBCP

— AlNassr FC (@AlNassrFC_EN) August 15, 2025

His most iconic moment came in August 2020 when he netted the decisive goal in Bayern’s 1-0 win over Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final in Lisbon.

Reflecting on his departure, Coman expressed gratitude in an emotional Instagram post:
“It’s hard to believe that nearly 10 years have passed since I first made Munich my home as a 19-year-old. I’ve been blessed to share unforgettable memories and success with this incredible club — nine Bundesliga titles, six Super Cups, three German Cups, a Club World Cup, and my proudest moment; scoring the winning goal in the 2020 Champions League final. This club will forever be a part of me, and I wish Bayern nothing but continued success in the seasons ahead. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.”

 

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Coman leaves Bayern having made 339 appearances and scored 72 goals for the Bavarians. His exit follows Bayern’s recent acquisition of Colombian winger Luis Díaz from Liverpool, a move that increased competition for places in the squad.

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