Bayern Munich's victory over PSG in the Champions League final, and that of Sevilla against Inter in the Europa League (to be measured in the European Super Cup), the quotas that UEFA will have in the next and renewed Club World Cup rises to six out of eight. So, both join the four places already held by other European teams such as Real Madrid, Liverpool, Atlético de Madrid and Chelsea. On the other hand, so are two other CONMEBOL teams, such as Flamengo and Independiente del Valle.
Teams qualified for the Club World Cup
UEFA
– Real Madrid (Champions League 17/18 champion).
– Liverpool (18/19 Champions League champion).
– Bayern Munich (19/20 Champions League champion).
– Atlético de Madrid (champion of the Europa League 17/18).
– Chelsea (18/19 Europa League champion).
– Sevilla (19/20 Europa League champion).
CONMEBOL
– Flamengo (champion of the Copa Libertadores 2019).
– Independiente del Valle (champion of the 2019 South American Cup).
Therefore, there are still to be completed: two places from UEFA, four from CONMEBOL, three from CONCACAF, three from CAF and one from OFC.
As for the dates, they were set to take place from June 17 to July 4 in China. But because of the coronavirus pandemic, its place and date of dispute is still up in the air.