Manchester United have punched their ticket for another season of Champions League football after finishing third in the Premier League. The Reds will host European nights at Old Trafford once again and will be looking to embark on a strong run in the tournament.
The Champions League produces some of the most thrilling football matches and allows fans to travel to stadiums they may have never visited before. For returnees Newcastle United especially, this will be a very exciting season for them as they join Man United, Arsenal and Manchester City in the competition.
So which stadiums are confirmed to be bringing the elite of Europe to the turf and where do they all rank in terms of capacity? We’ve ranked every club’s ground on the roster so far and compared the numbers to Man United’s Old Trafford.
1. Stadion An der Alten Försterei (Union Berlin)
Capacity: 22,012 | Getty Images
2. Red Bull Arena (Red Bull Salzburg)
Capacity: 30,188 | Liverpool FC via Getty Images
3. Stade Bollaert-Delelis (Lens)
Capacity: 38,223 | Arsenal FC via Getty Images
4. Anoeta Stadium (Real Sociedad)
Capacity: 39,500 | Getty Images