Americans Abroad: From trophy chances to relegation scraps, there's much at stake for Christian Pulisic, Gianluca Busio, Chris Richards and USMNT stars in Europe

For the Americans in the Premier League, things are essentially settled. Tyler Adams and Bournemouth will need a literal miracle to seal a European spot due to the eight-point gap between them and sixth place with three games to play. Antonee Robinson and Fulham, meanwhile, don't have much left to play for.

That leaves Chris Richards, Matt Turner and Crystal Palace, who have the biggest games left of the bunch as they head into the FA Cup final. They'll face Manchester City at Wembley as they look to make history and win the first FA Cup in club history.

The Championship, meanwhile, is largely done and dusted. Brenden Aaronson and Leeds are already going up as champions, having sealed promotion back to the Premier League this past weekend. Can another American join Aaronson in making the big leap up a division?

Haji Wright and Coventry have a chance. They booked their place in the playoffs on the final day of the season and will now face Sunderland in a two-legged semifinal starting Friday, hoping to put themselves one step closer to the Premier League.

The USMNT's Italian-based stars face all sorts of jeopardy over these next few weeks as all will have plenty to play for as they look to salvage somewhat-frustrating seasons.

Starting closer to the top of the table, Juventus sit fourth, leaving Weston McKennie, Tim Weah and the team with work to do in the final three weeks of the season. Their title hopes are long gone, but the Old Lady are level on points with fifth-place Roma and sixth-place Lazio, with seventh-place Bologna also just one point behind. It's a dogfight with three games remaining, and Juve will likely have to be perfect if they're going to earn a Champions League spot.

Six points behind Juve sit Milan, who will need a miracle to qualify for Europe via the league route. Christian Pulisic and Yunus Musah's side has work to do as they're also six points back of sixth-place Lazio for even a Europa Conference League spot. The silver lining? Milan defeated Inter, 4-1, on aggregate to book their spot in the Coppa Italia final, and the prize for winning that tournament is a Europa League spot. That looks like their best path forward and an opportunity for this team to end the campaign with genuine hopes for next season.

Gianluca Busio and Venezia, finally, find themselves in a relegation fight. Venezia sit one point from safety with three games remaining. Their draw with 19th-place Empoli a few weeks back could end up being a huge missed opportunity if they can't collect points from the final few matches.

Down in Serie B, Kristoffer Lund and Palermo are in a fight for promotion and, as things stand, look set to play in the promotion playoffs.

All eyes are on Johnny Cardoso's Real Betis, who are fighting on two fronts. The first is, of course, the Europa Conference League, with Betis up a goal heading into Thursday's semifinal second leg against Fiorentina. The winner of that will book a date with either Chelsea or Djurgarden for the finale.

Real Betis are also pushing for European places in La Liga, currently occupying sixth place, and a potential Europa League spot, on 57 points. Villarreal are just one point ahead for the fifth and final Champions League position. The good news, though, is that Betis have a significant lead on seventh-place Celta Vigo, who are 11 points behind.

Diego Kochen, meanwhile, is worth keeping an eye on with Barcelona. The young goalkeeper has been on Barcelona's bench plenty of times this season and, even with their Champions League dream dead, La Liga is still in their sights. They're up four points heading into Sunday's Clasico and, with four games remaining, a win over their rivals would keep them in the driver's seat.

Both Gio Reyna and Joe Scally are with clubs scrapping for European spots, and that could come down to the final weeks of the season.

It's been a disappointing season for Dortmund, and it could end up being Reyna's final campaign with the club. Right now, they're fifth in the league, fighting for a Champions League spot. There's ground to make up, with Dortmund sitting on 51 points, fourth-place Freiburg on 52 and third-place Eintracht Frankfurt, who may welcome back Paxten Aaronson, on 56.

Don't count out Scally's Borussia Monchengladbach, though. They're five points out of a European spot with two games remaining so, techincally, they're still alive.

Down at the bottom of the league, John Tolkin and Holstein Kiel are in 17th, one point away from 16th and the playoff against the 2. Bundesliga's third-best team. That seems their only chance at survival, as they're six points out of 15th with two games to play.

The Ligue 1 title is long gone, with PSG cruising to yet another crown. There's a fight behind them, though, and it's a tight one.

Behind PSG, the second through seventh-place teams are separated by just five points heading into the final two games of the season. Folarin Balogun's Monaco are in third, which is good for the final Champions League spot.

Tanner Tessmann and Lyon are in seventh, sitting just out of a Europa Conference League qualifying place. Anything can happen in this race, making it one of the more interesting in Europe heading down the stretch.

Cameron Carter-Vickers, Auston Trusty and Celtic have already claimed the league title - and that might not be the only silverware they bring home before the end. They're also in the Scottish Cup final, where they'll take on Aberdeen on May 24 with a trophy on the line.

In the Eredivisie, PSV has fallen out of the title race since Ricardo Pepi's injury, but Malik Tillman, Sergino Dest and Richy Ledezma still have a little work to do to clinch a Champions League berth. Paxten Aaronson's FC Utrecht are alive in that hunt, sitting fourth and eyeing a spot in the Europa League.

In Belgium, Griffin Yow, Bryan Reynolds, and Westerlo are fighting for a spot in the Europa League Conference League as they go through the Belgian playoff system over these final few weeks.