The 2024/25 season of the EHF Champions League Women marked the end of the careers of the two all-time top scorers in the competition: Cristina Neagu and Jovanka Radicevic. 

In the new season, record winners Györi Audi ETO will be the hunted for the eighth time. 12 of the 16 group phase participants were part of last season’s group phase, as well as the same nine nations represented in 2025/26.

Read on for all the key facts and figures of the EHF Champions League Women 2025/26.