Teams Confirmed for the 2025/26 Europa Conference League

The European football season is nearing its conclusion, with domestic leagues remaining with fewer than ten matches. Below, you’ll find the list of teams that have secured qualification for the 2025/26 UEFA Conference League.

This list will be regularly updated as teams secure their spots in the competition. It’s important to note that some teams might advance to later qualifying rounds or even the UEFA Europa League, subject to title adjustments. The specific number of spots available in each qualifying round is yet to be finalised.

The following clubs have qualified for European competitions in the 2025/26 season, and are still in contention for the UECL: Newcastle (England), Sporting CP (Portugal), Benfica (Portugal), Slavia Praha (Czech Republic), Rangers (Scotland), Panathinaikos (Greece), AEK Athens (Greece), PAOK (Greece), Dinamo Kyiv (Ukraine), Partizan Belgrade (Serbia), Hammarby (Sweden), Qarabag (Azerbaijan), and Slovan Bratislava (Slovakia).

UEFA Conference League 2025/26: Playoff Round

England:

Italy:

Spain:

Germany:

France:

UEFA Conference League 2025/26: Qualifying Rounds, Main Path

Second Qualifying Round

Netherlands (1 team):

Portugal (1):

Belgium (1):

Turkey (1):

Czech Republic (1):

Scotland (1):

Switzerland (1):

Austria (2):

Norway (2): Viking, Rosenborg

Greece (2):

Denmark (2):

Israel (2):

Ukraine (2):

Serbia (2):

Croatia (2):

Poland (2):

Cyprus (2):

Hungary (2):

Sweden (2): AIK Solna

Romania (2):

Bulgaria (2):

Azerbaijan (2):

Slovakia (2):

Slovenia (1):

Moldova (1):

Kosovo (1):

Kazakhstan (1): Astana

Finland (1): Ilves

Ireland (1): Drogheda United

Armenia (1):

Latvia (1): Riga FC

Faroe Islands (1): HB Torshavn

Bosnia and Herzegovina (1):

Liechtenstein (1):

Iceland (1): KA Akureyri

Northern Ireland (1):

Luxembourg (1):

Lithuania (1): Banga

First Qualifying Round

Slovenia (1):

Moldova (1):

Kosovo (1):

Kazakhstan (1): Ordabasy Shymkent

Finland (2): HJK Helsinki, SJK Seinajoki

Ireland (2): Shamrock Rovers, St. Patrick’s Athletic

Armenia (2):

Latvia (2): Auda, BFC Daugavpils

Faroe Islands (2): KI Klaksvik, NSI Runavik

Bosnia and Herzegovina (2):

Iceland (2): Vikingur Reykjavik, Valur Reykjavik

Northern Ireland (2):

Luxembourg (2):

Lithuania (2): Hegelmann, Kauno Zalgiris

Malta (3):

Georgia (3): Spaeri, Torpedo Kutaisi, Dila Gori

Albania (3):

Estonia (3): Nomme Kalju, Paide Linnameeskond

Belarus (3): Neman Grodno, Torpedo Zhodino

North Macedonia (3):

Andorra (2):

Wales (2):

Montenegro (2):

Gibraltar (2): Magpies

San Marino (2):