UEFA has cleared Manchester City, Manchester United, Nice, and Girona for European competitions next season. The teams were previously investigated for multi-club ownership rule violations but have since addressed these concerns.
Manchester City and Girona will play in the Champions League, while Manchester United and Nice will compete in the Europa League. The clubs have made necessary changes to ensure no individual or entity has control over multiple clubs in UEFA competitions.
UEFA's decision allows the teams to prepare for their European campaigns, maintaining the integrity of European competitions while allowing them to compete against the best teams in Europe.