All the teams for the 2020/21 CHL season are now known. 

Austria (EBEL) - 3 places

• HC Bolzano (Regular Season Winners)
• Red Bull Salzburg (Regular Season Runners-Up)
• Vienna Capitals (Regular Season Third-Placed)
   

Belarus - 2 places

• Yunost Minsk (National Champions)
• Neman Grodno (Regular Season Runners-Up)
   

Czech Republic - 3 places

• Bílí Tygři Liberec (Regular Season Winners)
• Oceláři Třinec (Regular Season Runners-Up)
• Sparta Prague (Regular Season Third-Placed)
   

Denmark - 1 place

• Aalborg Pirates (Regular Season Winners)
   

Finland - 4 places

• Kärpät Oulu (Regular Season Winners)
• Lukko Rauma (Regular Season Runners-Up)
• Tappara Tampere (Regular Season Third-Placed)
• Ilves Tampere (Regular Season Fourth-Placed)
   

France - 1 place

• Grenoble (Regular Season Winners)
   

Germany - 4 places

• Red Bull Munich (Regular Season Winners)
• Adler Mannheim (Regular Season Runners-Up)
• Straubing Tigers (Regular Season Third-Placed)
• Eisbären Berlin (Regular Season Fourth-Placed)
   

Norway - 1 place

• Stavanger Oilers (Regular Season Winners)
   

Poland - 1 place

• GKS Tychy (National Champions)

Sweden - 5 places

• Frölunda Indians (CHL Champions)
• Luleå Hockey (Regular Season Winners)
• Färjestad Karlstad (Regular Season Runners-Up)
• Rögle Ängelholm (Regular Season Third-Placed)
• Skellefteå AIK (Regular Season Fourth-Placed)
   

Switzerland - 5 places

• ZSC Lions Zurich (Regular Season Winners)
• EV Zug (Regular Season Runners-Up)
• HC Davos (Regular Season Third-Placed)
• Genève-Servette (Regular Season Fourth-Placed)
• EHC Biel-Bienne (Regular Season Fifth-Placed)
   

United Kingdom - 1 place

• Cardiff Devils (Regular Season Leaders)
   

IIHF Continental Cup Winners

• SønderjyskE Vojens (Denmark)
   

The number of places given to each league is decided by the League Ranking.