Champions League football returns to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in September after Antonio Conte's side managed to seal a top-four finish last weekend. Looking set to miss out on Europe's premier competition earlier in the year due to their inconsistent form, Spurs really hit their stride in the final couple of months to pip Arsenal to the final position.
Having played in both the Europa League and Europa Conference League in the past two campaigns, Spurs are finally back at Europe's top table and will be looking to make a real impression in the competition come next term. Before then, however, Conte and Fabio Paratici have plenty to do in the transfer market as they get themselves ready ahead of a huge 2022/23 campaign.
Tottenham will be joined in next season's Champions League by fellow Premier League sides Man City, Liverpool and Chelsea. Celtic also go straight to the group stage after winning the league in Scotland, while Eintracht Frankfurt will be one of five German teams after beating Rangers in the Europa League final just over a week ago.
