With Paris Saint-Germain having just qualified, thanks to its victory against Real Sociedad in the round of 16 of the Champions League, the question of the Parisians' future opponent is already being asked.
However, you will have to be patient to find out since the balls will not be drawn until Friday March 15, two days after the end of the last round of 16.
The capital club will therefore have to wait ten days to find out their opponent for their first C1 quarter-final since the 2020-2021 season.
The half table also known
PSG and Bayern Munich are the first two qualified for the quarter-finals.
This Wednesday, two other round of 16 matches, between Manchester City and Copenhagen and between Real Madrid and Leipzig, are on the program.
The last four qualifiers will be known next week, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The draw can then take place.
This will therefore take place on Friday March 15, at around midday, at the House of European Football in Nyon, Switzerland.
All the rest of the table for the final phase of the Champions League will then be known since the semi-finals will also be drawn.
As a result, we will also know which teams will not be able to face each other before a possible final.