The Pots and list of teams that qualified for the Champions League next season

Manchester United, who are three-time winners of UEFA's grandest trophy, will not be in it however after only qualifying for the Europa League.

Tottenham ended their three-year absence from the Champions League by edging out north London rivals Arsenal for the last spot.

But who will Spurs be joining and what Pot will they be in? talkSPORT.com has you covered…

Who has qualified for the Champions League next season?

The teams who finished in the top four across the Premier League, La Liga, Serie A and the Bundesliga will all be put in the group stage.

However, Germany will have five representatives this year after Eintracht Frankfurt won the Europa League.

Elsewhere, the top two teams in France and Portugal have already qualified with the third going through the qualifying rounds.

The Ukrainian Premier League's abandonment due to the Russian invasion meant their top two teams Shakhtar Donetsk and Dynamo Kyiv were sent straight through to the Champions League.

Russia will not have any clubs participating which has opened the door for Celtic to be guaranteed direct entry to the group stage.

Rangers, who missed the chance to qualify by losing the Europa League final, are at least sent into the third qualifying round rather than the usual second.

Manchester City

Liverpool

Chelsea

Tottenham

AC Milan

Inter Milan

Napoli

Juventus

Real Madrid

Barcelona

Atletico Madrid

Sevilla

Bayern Munich

Borussia Dortmund

Bayer Leverkusen

RB Leipzig

Eintracht Frankfurt

Paris Saint-Germain

Marseille

Shakhtar Donetsk

Dynamo Kyiv

Club Brugge

Porto

Sporting Lisbon

Red Bull Salzburg

Ajax

Celtic

What are the Champions League pots next season?

Based on their coefficient, Tottenham will be placed in Pot 2 for the group stage draw alongside London rivals Chelsea.

Manchester City will be in Pot 1 after winning the Premier League while Liverpool's future will be dependent on whether or not they beat Real Madrid in the Champions League final.

Should the Reds fall short they will end up in Pot 2 with Eredivisie champions Ajax the beneficiaries.

Liverpool vs Real Madrid: talkSPORT commentary

The 2022 Champions League final is set to take place on Saturday, May 28 at the Stade de France in Paris with kick-off set for 8pm UK time.

talkSPORT will have live coverage of the game with commentary coming from Jim Proudfoot and ex-Republic of Ireland midfielder Andy Townsend

Liverpool secured another shot at silverware first by beating Villarreal 5-2 on aggregate in their semi-final showdown.

Then, Real Madrid and Man City put on an all-time classic with the Spanish giants prevailing 6-5 on aggregate.

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