The Premier League has three representatives in Pot One of the Champions League draw, UEFA has confirmed. The draw for the league stage of the 2026/27 edition of the competition is due to take place in Nyon on Thursday evening.
There will be representation from five Premier League clubs this year, with those teams now having been sorted into their respective pots by courtesy of their five-year UEFA coefficients. Champions Arsenal - who were defeated in last season’s final by PSG - obviously have a place in Pot One.
The Gunners are joined by rivals Liverpool and Manchester City. The Reds only just squeezed into the competition by finishing fifth last year, with the Premier League being granted an extra place due to the division’s UEFA coefficient. City meanwhile finished second behind Arsenal.
The trio have been joined in Pot One by European champions PSG, as well as Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Inter Milan, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.
