Tottenham Hotspur may be set for a Champions League boost next season as the new UEFA club coefficients were released today.
The changes to the list saw Spurs jump all the way from 17th to 12th after their impressive run to the final last season.
Tottenham have also now had four years of Champions League football in a row, which has done their ranking no harm at all.
Football London now claim that the rank of 12th should guarantee at least a spot in pot 2 for the draw next year, as long as the Lilywhites qualify.
Tottenham were in pot 2 this season, but they had to rely on other clubs not qualifying for the competition to achieve that spot.
Pochettino’s team was drawn against Bayern Munich from pot 1, Olympiacos from pot 3, and Red Star Belgrade from pot 4 this time around.
Of course, Spurs must either win the Champions League, Europa League, or finish in the Premier League top four to qualify for the 2020/21 CL season.
If Tottenham do win either of the major European competitions this year, or the Premier League title, they will qualify in pot 1.
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