The UEFA Europa League group stage is on course to return next month following this week’s final round of qualifiers, with the draw now set to take place for the 32 qualified teams.
And those include Premier League giants Arsenal and Manchester United, who failed to secure Champions League football with a Premier League top four finish last season, as well as the likes of European big hitters Roma, who won the inaugural Europa Conference league last season.
Here is all you need to know about the draw for this season’s Europa League group stage, including when it is, how you can watch and who’s involved.