- Manchester United and Tottenham have already drawn their respective Europa League matches
- Both teams will also face Scottish Premier League side Rangers.
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Manchester United will meet José Mourinho again and the visit of Rangers in the Europa League.
Erik ten Hag’s men will travel to Turkey to play Special One side Fenerbahce, while Glasgow’s men will travel to Old Trafford.
Elsewhere, Tottenham travel to Ibrox to host Italian giants Roma. Ange Postecoglou’s men also travel to Istanbul to take on Galatasaray.
In addition to the English, Rangers will face teams such as Lyon, Olympiacos and Nice.
Mourinho was in charge of United between 2016 and 2018, winning a Europa League, a League Cup and a second-place finish before leaving with the club 19 points off top spot.
Manchester United will face Rangers, Fenerbahce and Porto in the Europa League
United will also face former manager Jose Mourinho as they travel to play Fenerbahce.
Meanwhile, Tottenham will also face Rangers, Roma and Galatasaray.
“He’s an exceptional manager and it will always be a tough place to go,” United sporting director Dan Ashworth said.
“We know that the team will be well trained and that the game against Rangers at home will also be interesting for us.”
Ashworth welcomed the new format which, like the Champions League, sees all 36 teams take part in one league.
“It brings something new,” he said. “Nobody knows exactly what it will be like, but what seems good is that there is danger in every game until the end, because the position you occupy in that group is fundamental.”
Meanwhile, Rangers will also face a number of clubs including Lyon, Olympiacos and Union SG.
United sporting director Dan Ashworth (right) said he was “excited” by the new format in this season’s European competitions.
Members of various football delegations were present at the draw, including UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin (second from left).
Special guest Glenn Stromberg (right) presented the Europa League trophy to members of the audience at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco.
“I’m very, very excited and of course there are a couple of games there that have a special touch.”
The top eight clubs in the league will advance directly to the round of 16, while the teams ranked 9th to 24th will compete in knockout play-offs. The winners of these matches will earn a place in the round of 16.