Honestly, for them, it is not really a huge achievement at all. We should be considering how this can't be that much of a big deal since they are not really hoping to do great at UCL at all. Most likely outcome would be staying out of top 24, because that is what they think it would be looking like.
What we are seeing at the moment is a team that is not doing great at all, and that is exactly what we are going to see yet again too. If we can do that, then we are going to make sure that they finish better at premier league, that is all that matters for them. If they can do that, then the yare going to make a lot of money without a doubt. Surely it is not going to be that tough, but it would not be impossible to handle neither, it can be done.
The Premier League is as important as the Champions League. If you don't do well in the Premier League, you can't do well in the Champions League.
Unfortunately, to access the cup you have to play well and be among the top of the table, there are no other loopholes
I actually disagree with this view, because Liverpool won the Premier League title but were eliminated early in the Champions League. It's not true to say that a team that succeeds in the Premier League will definitely succeed in the Champions League. Similarly, remember that Chelsea didn't finish well in the Premier League the year they won the Champions League. Therefore, while the Premier League is very important, it wouldn't be right to judge it directly based on their performance in the Champions League. The two competitions are completely different. In fact, I think the Premier League is more difficult, but the atmosphere in the Champions League is much different, and the teams play there differently.