Rangers, Motherwell and Aberdeen will discover their Europa League second qualifying round opponents on Monday, with Celtic involved in the draw for the next round a day later.
Scotland still has four representatives in European competition this season, with Well and Aberdeen making it through their first round ties.
Premiership runners-up Rangers will enter at the second qualifying round and there's good news for the coefficient as all three will be seeded.
That means there's no chance of them having to face the likes of Tottenham, Wolfsburg or Milan at this stage.
With all three seeded, the list of opponents they could face is exactly the same and there are some potentially exciting ties.
Rangers could face yet another reunion with Progres Niederkorn, while Borna Barisic could come up against his former club Osijek.
For Aberdeen a meeting with Gothenburg could prove emotional, with the Dons having lifted the Cup Winners' Cup in the Swedish city.
Swiss side Servette are other potential opponents, as are storied Hungarian outfit Honved.
Should both progress, Motherwell and Aberdeen will be unseeded for the third qualifying round.
The draw for that is made on Tuesday with Besiktas, Sporting and PSV Eindhoven joining some of the giants from the second round.
Rangers, Motherwell and Aberdeen's potential Europa League opponents:
FK Kukesi
Servette
Aris Thessaloniki
OFI Heraklion
FK Ventspils
Olimpija Ljubljana
Lincoln Red Imps
TSC Backa Topola
Nomme Kalju or Mura
NK Osijek
IFK Goteborg
Hammarby IF
Bodo/Glimt
Viking Stavanger
Progres Niederkorn
FK Riteriai
CSKA Sofia
Honved Budapest
Maccabi Haifa or Zeljeznicar
Kaysar Kyzylorda
Neftchi Baku
Shamrock Rovers
B36 Torshavn
Lokomotiv Plovdiv
FC Botosani
Piast Gliwice
Hibernians FC
Danajska Streda
KF Laci
Teuta Durres
Renova Dzepciste
FK Borac Banja Luka
Sfantul Gheorghe
Coleraine
Bala Town
Lokomotivi Tbilisi
