They rise, they fall, they go on: The Nations League panorama

Its group stage Nations League for the 2024/25 season has come to an end, with many of the promotions and relegations between the four divisions locked.

Of course, there is still a future, with the playoffs to be held in March – and on Our national team to then claim promotion to League A.

And the octet that will fight for the trophy has also been clarified, with the final tournament to be held in June 2025.

Below, you can see all the rearrangements that will take place after the group finals, as well as the teams that will participate in the playoffs – the draw of which will be held next Friday (22/11).

The eight teams of League A

Strong

Portugal, France, Germany, Spain

Powerless

Croatia, Italy, Netherlands, Denmark

Playoff teams for League A

Strong

Scotland, Hungary, Serbia, Belgium

Powerless

GreeceAustria, Turkey, Ukraine

The teams relegated from League A to League B



Poland, Israel, Bosnia, Switzerland

The teams promoted from League B to League A



Czech Republic, England, Norway, Wales

Playoff teams for League B



Strong

Slovenia, Georgia, Iceland, Ireland

Powerless

Slovakia, Kosovo (pending decision on match against Romania) Bulgaria, Armenia

The teams relegated from League B to League C



Albania, Finland, Kazakhstan, Montenegro,

Teams promoted from League C to League B



Sweden, Romania (pending decision on Kosovo match), Northern Ireland, North Macedonia

The teams relegated from League C to League D



Azerbaijan, Lithuania

The playoff teams for League C



Strong

Latvia, Luxembourg

Powerless

Malta, Gibraltar

Teams promoted from League D to League C



San Marino, Moldova