Manchester United will host Bayern Munich and AS Roma in this year's Champions League league phase as they return to the competition for the first time in three years.
Michael Carrick's side will travel to the Spanish capital to play Atlético Madrid and Portugal to face Sporting CP, with further away trips to play Villarreal and Como.
Their remaining home games at Old Trafford come against RB Leipzig and Azerbaijan outfit Sabah FC.
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United are back in Europe's top competition for the first time since 2023-24 after Carrick guided them to a third place finish in the Premier League last season.
"Yes we're very excited. This is a competition that we think we need to be playing in every season." Man United chief executive Omar Berrada said.
"We have some fantastic opponents. Old Trafford has been the home of some great moments in this competition so hopefully we will create new memories for our fans.
"I think of Bayern Munich at home, obviously the 1999 final was iconic in the history of the club, but we're looking forward to playing against all of these great opponents at home and away and hopefully we'll create some really good moments for our fans."
United lost twice to Bayern Munich in their last Champions League campaign as they were knocked out in the group stage.
Man United's Champions League draw in full:
Bayern Munich (H)
Atlético Madrid (A)
AS Roma (H)
Sporting CP (A)
RB Leipzig (H)
Villarreal (A)
Sabah (H)
Como (A)
Fixture dates and times to be confirmed on Saturday.
