UEFA Champions League bets: Back these teams reach to reach the 2021/2022 UCL knockout phase on Melbet Nigeria

It’s only just a while ago that Chelsea hoisted their second Champions League trophy after defeating Manchester City in the final at the Estádio do Dragão. City went into the game looking to make history by winning their first European trophy, but it was Chelsea that won their second title on that unforgettable night in Porto.

While Chelsea are still basking in their win on May 29th, City’s attention will now turn to next season’s competition, where they will hope to banish the memories of this season by going all the way. They are currently the favourites for the title, and you can back them at odds of (4.04) to go all the way on Melbet Nigeria. 

City are expected to bring in new additions to a squad that is full of quality. And with Pep Guardiola still in charge, they will be difficult to stop in the competition next season. Away from City, Bayern Munich are another side that will be hoping to go on a deep run in the tournament.

The Bavaria giants won the title in 2020 but crashed out in the quarterfinals this year after losing to PSG on away goals rule. The man that led them to the title in 2020 (Hans Flick) is no longer in charge, but they have replaced him with one of the best young managers in the world now in Julian Nagelsmann. You can back Bayern at odds of 6.00 odds to win the 2021/22 UEFA Champions League title on Melbet Nigeria.

Nagelsmann’s arrival makes Bayern even more formidable, which is why it’s not a surprise that they are the second favourites. Liverpool crashed out in the quarter-final stage, but with potential additions coming in, they will challenge both City and Bayern.

Jurgen Klopp’s men will get better with Virgil Van Dijk back in the side, and with their history in the competition, they could go all the way.

Chelsea, the defending champions, will also be in the mix, but it’ll be difficult for them to go on another run given their rivals will strengthen their squads.

Paris Saint Germain (PSG), like Man City, are also looking for their first Champions League title and will be confident of making a deep run too.

For the Italian teams, Inter Milan have a new manager in Simeone Inzaghi and will go into the next season’s competition as Serie A champions. However, Inter Milan’s record in the Champions League in recent years and their financial troubles do not make them a valuable option to back Melbet Nigeria. 

Meanwhile, with Massimiliano Allegri back in charge, Juventus could challenge for the title, but it all depends on the players they sign in the summer window. 

AC Milan are back in the competition after seven years, but it’s unlikely they make a deep run, except they get a favourable draw. Atalanta have impressed in the last two competitions and are one of the dark horses. 

For the Spanish teams, there are question marks surrounding Barcelona and Real Madrid after an abysmal campaign this season. The two teams are nowhere near the level they were a few years ago, and it’ll take a good summer window for them to challenge next season. 

Atletico Madrid, Sevilla and Villarreal are La Liga’s other representatives, but it’s unlikely they will go all the way.