With the 2023/24 European league season having finished, here are all the clubs who have been relegated from the continent's top five divisions.
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England – Premier League
It was an unfortunate end to the season for Rob Edwards' Luton Town, who, despite some impressive performances this term in the Premier League, could not do enough to stay in England's top flight. The Hatters finished the campaign 18th on the table after recording just six victories, with Burnley and Sheffield United the other clubs relegated back to the EFL Championship.
Luton Town – relegated
Burnley – relegated
Sheffield United – relegated
France – Ligue 1
With there being only 18 teams in Ligue 1, just two teams – Lorient and Clermont Foot – have suffered the drop so far, with 16th-placed Metz still to participate in a relegation playoff against St-Etienne in the coming week. Metz ended the 2023/24 campaign just four points from a guaranteed place in France's top league.
Metz – to play relegation playoff
Lorient – relegated
Clermont Foot – relegated
Germany – Bundesliga
After claiming just three wins in 34 matches, Darmstadt's relegation was confirmed in April already, while Koln have joined them in dropping down to Bundesliga 2. VFL Bochum, who finished 16th on the table, recently beat Dusseldorf in a relegation playoff to retain their place in Germany's top division.
Koln – relegated
Darmstadt – relegated
Italy – Serie A
In what was a majorly disappointing season for Salernitana, the Italian minnows have found themselves back in Serie B after recording only two victories in 38 games this season. Granata, as they are nicknamed, collected just 17 points as they found life in Serie A tough going, with Sassuolo and Frosinone joining them in relegation. Sassuolo's fate was arguably the most surprising, having been a top-flight club for 11 consecutive seasons following their promotion in 2013.
Frosinone – relegated
Sassuolo – relegated
Salernitana – relegated
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Spain – LALIGA
After picking up only seven wins between them, Granada and Almeria have been relegated from LALIGA in Spain, with Cadiz recently becoming the third club to suffer the drop after finishing five points behind 17th-placed Rayo Vallecano.
Cadiz – relegated
Almeria – relegated
Granada – relegated
