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Al Sadd will represent host nation Qatar at the finals, having topped the 2018/19 edition of the Qatar Stars League, sealing the title with an emphatic 7-2 win over Al Ahli on 4 April. This will be their second appearance after finishing third in 2011.
While CAF's decision to award Esperance the title came more than three months after their two-legged final victory (1-1, 1-0) against Wydad Casablanca due to a disputed incident in the return leg, the Sang et Or enjoyed a near flawless continental campaign.
Al Hilal of Saudi Arabia ran out 3-0 aggregate winners over Japan's Urawa Red Diamonds to clinch the AFC Champions League title and represent Asia in Qatar.
Liverpool earned their return to the FIFA Club World Cup after defeating Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 in an all-English UEFA Champions League final in Madrid, Spain on 1 June. This will be their second appearance, having participated in 2005.
Monterrey sealed their qualification for the FIFA Club World Cup on 1 May, having secured a 2-1 aggregate win over Mexican rivals Tigres UANL. It will be their fourth visit to the finals, equalling the Concacaf record held by Pachuca.
Hienghene Sport booked their place at the FIFA Club World Cup after a 1-0 win over fellow New Caledonians AS Magenta on 11 May. They will be the first side from the Pacific nation to appear at the finals.
Flamengo defeated River Plate 2-1 in Lima, Peru, in the first ever one-leg Copa Libertadores final to secure their place as South America's representative at the FIFA Club World Cup Qatar 2019.
