Manchester United are through to the Europa League quarter-finals after overcoming AC Milan in the second leg of their last-16 tie.
The Europa League quarter-final draw takes place on Friday, at the House of European Football in Nyon, Switzerland at 12pm after the Champions League draw has concluded.
It will be an open draw, meaning United could face any other side in the competition, regardless of what country they are from and which Europa League group they were in.
With the semi-final draw set to take place straight after, United will have a strong idea of their potential route to the final.
Here are the seven teams remaining in the competition that United could draw in the quarter-finals
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Europa League quarter-finalists
Granada
Dinamo Zagreb
Arsenal
Roma
Slavia Prague
Villarreal
Ajax
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Teams drawn first in each tie will play the first leg at home.
Each quarter-final tie will be assigned a number, with these numbers being drawn to decide the semi-final fixtures, and the venue of the legs will follow the same pattern as the quarter-final draw.
There will also be a draw to determine the 'home' side for the final for administrative reasons.
The first legs of the quarter-finals will take place on April 8 after the upcoming international break, with the second legs taking place a week later.
Semi-final first legs will be played on April 29, with second legs played on May 5.
The final is set to take place in Gdansk, Poland, on May 26.
