Japan attacker Takefusa Kubo is in line to make his Champions League debut next season after Real Sociedad qualified for Europe's premier club competition for the first time in a decade on Sunday.
Sociedad secured a fourth place finish in Spain's La Liga with a game to spare despite a 2-1 defeat away against Atletico Madrid, as fifth-placed Villarreal also lost by the same scoreline away to Rayo Vallecano to remain five points behind.
"I'm happy," said the 21-year-old, who has bagged nine goals in his fourth season in La Liga — the most by a Japanese in a single Spanish top-flight campaign. "The result doesn't matter today, it's all about booking the CL berth.
"It's been really fulfilling. I wouldn't mind giving myself 90 (out of 100)," the playmaker said about his season so far.
Celtic forward Kyogo Furuhashi was confirmed as this season's Scottish Premiership top scorer with 27 goals after all its fixtures were completed on Sunday.
In his second season at the club, the 28-year-old forward played in 36 matches to propel the Glasgow side to its second straight league title and was named the league's Player of the Year.
Japan attacker Keito Nakamura grabbed his 14th league goal in Austria, scoring the fourth-minute opener as LASK beat Austria Vienna 3-1 at home.
In the Dutch Eredivisie, Paris Olympic hopeful Koki Saito came on at halftime and scored for the third straight game as Sparta Rotterdam hammered Groningen 5-0 away from home.
Saito drove into the box and slotted into the bottom right corner in the 58th minute, taking his season's tally to seven goals.