List of clubs qualified for UEFA Europa Conference League 2023-24

An Italian team has reached the finals in the first two seasons

The UEFA Europa Conference League will be played for only the third time next season. AS Roma won the inaugural competition. This year's winner is yet to be decided. The Conference League is ranked after the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Europa League. 

The format is similar to the other two European competitions. 177 teams from 54 UEFA member associations will participate in this division. The top five associations only have one participant each. Associations ranked from 6 to 16 have two participants each. The associations ranked between 17 and 50 have three participants each. Liechtenstein only has one team that qualifies for the competition.

There is another twist in the qualification process. 18 teams that fail to make it to the UEFA Champions League also get a chance to get into the league. Other than this, 25 teams eliminated from the UEFA Europa League qualification process also get a chance.

Some of the teams have already made an entry to the UEFA Europa Conference League qualifiers for the 2023-24 season. Here are the names of the teams that have made it to this competition.

England: Aston Villa (Play-off round)

Germany: Eintracht Frankfurt (Play-off round)

France: Lille (Play-off round)

Portugal: Arouca, Vitoria de Guimaraes

Netherlands: AZ Alkamaar

Austria: Rapid Wien

Scotland: Hearts, Hibernian

Serbia: Partizan Belgrade, Vojvodina

Ukraine: Dynamo Kyiv

Belgium: Club Brugge, Gent

Switzerland: Luzern, Basel

Greece: PAOK, Aris

Czech Republic: Viktoria Plzen, Bohemians 1905

Norway: Brann, Bodø/Glimt, Rosenborg

Denmark: Nordsjælland

Croatia: Hajduk Split, Osijek, Rijeka

Turkey: Fenerbache, Besiktas

Cyprus: Omonia, APOEL, AEK Larnaca

Israel: Beitar Jerusalem, Hapoel Be'er Sheva, Maccabi Tel Aviv

Sweden: Djurgardens IF, Hammarby IF, Kalmar FF

Bulgaria: Ludogorets Razgrad

Romania: Sepsi OSK, FCSB, CFR Cluj

Azerbaijan: Gabala, Sabah, Neftci

Hungary: Zalaegerszeg, Kecskemet, Debrecen

Poland: Legia Warsaw, Lech Poznan, Pogon Szczecin

Kazakhstan: Ordabasy, Aktobe, Tobol

Slovakia: Spartak Trnava, DAC Dunajska Streda, Zilina

Slovenia: Celje, Maribor, Domzale

Bulgaria: Torpedo-BelAZ Zhodino

Lithuania: Kauno Zalgiris, Panevezys, Hegelmann

Bosnia: Borac Banja Luka, Zeljeznicar, Sarajevo

Finland: KuPS, Honka, Haka

Luxemburg: Differdange 03, Progres Niederkorn, F91 Dudelange

Latvia: Auda, Riga, RFS

Belarus: Dinamo Minsk, Isloch Minsk Raion

Moldova: Petrocub Hincesti, Zimbru Chisinau, Milsami Orhei

Kosovo: Drita, Gjilani

Ireland: Derry City, Dundalk, St Patrick's Athletic

Armenia: Pyunik, Ararat-Armenia, Alashkert

Northern Ireland: Crusaders, Linfield, Glentoran

Albania: Egnatia, Tirana, Vllaznia

Faroe Islands: Vikingur, HB Torshavn, B36 Torshavn

Estonia: Narva Trans, FCI Levadia, Paide Linnameeskond

Malta: Birkirkara, Gzira United, Balzan

Georgia: Torpedo Kutaisi, Dinamo Batumi, Dila Gori

North Macedonia: Makedonija, Shkupi, Shkendija

Liechtenstein: Vaduz

Wales: Connah's Quay Nomads, Penybont, Haverfordwest County

Gibraltar: Bruno's Magpies, Europa

Iceland: Vikingur Reykjavik, KA

Montenegro: Sutjeska, Arsenal Tivat

Andorra: Inter Club d'Escalades, FC Santa Coloma

San Marino: Virtus, Cosmos

These teams will be joined by 58 other teams. The qualification process will take place and then eight groups will be created towards the end. All the teams will look to add this silverware to their cabinet. The competition will be tough and teams need to stay at their best.