Rennes and Nice have qualified for the Europa League after finishing fifth and sixth respectively in Ligue 1 this season. The two clubs secured their spots in Europe's premier club competition with impressive performances throughout the campaign.

Rennes' journey to the Europa League began with a win over Montpellier in the Coupe de France semi-final before going on to beat Paris Saint-Germain in the final to secure a place in the competition. In Ligue 1, Rennes finished fourth, just one point behind Marseille, who won the title.

Nice, on the other hand, had a more challenging campaign in Ligue 1, finishing six points adrift of second-placed Monaco. However, the club managed to turn things around in the Europa League, beating Slavia Prague and Roma in the group stages before falling short in the quarter-finals to Manchester United.

Both Rennes and Nice will now look to build on their successes in Europe as they prepare for the new season. Rennes will be hoping to make it to the knockout stages of the Europa League, while Nice may be looking to improve on their current position in Ligue 1 next term. Regardless of where they end up, both clubs will be proud of their achievements this season and excited about what lies ahead.