Barcelona are back in the Europa League for the second season in a row after being dumped out of a tricky Champions League group including Bayern Munich, Inter, and Viktoria Plzen.
Xavi’s side will not face a play-off to get into the knockout stages of the Europa League and will take a team that finished second in their group.
The draw will take place on Monday, November 7 at 1pm CET in Switzerland and will pit eight group runners-up from the Europa League against eight Champions League drop-outs.
And here’s who Barcelona could face:
- PSV
- Rennes
- Roma
- Union Berlin
- Midtjylland
- Manchester United
- Nantes
- Monaco
The Europa League group winners go straight into the last 16 and will discover their opponents in the next draw in February.