Rangers could face Euro rivals Bayer Leverkusen in August if a proposal UEFA are mulling over gets the green light.
The Mirror report representatives from all 55 member associations are set to be presented with the possibility of a 'mini tournament' to conclude the 2019/20 season in the Champions League and Europa League on Monday.
Steven Gerrard 's side haven't played a fixture since their 3-1 defeat to Leverkusen on March 14 and a return domestically appears to be some time away with Scotland gripped by the COVID-19 pandemic.
But it's a different story in Germany with Peter Bosz's side set to take on Werder Bremen next weekend as the Bundesliga nears a return.
Although hopes over a restart were dealt a blow after three players from Bundesliga 2 side Dresden tested positive over the weekend.
UEFA chief Aleksander Čeferin has remained defiant about concluding both tournaments and has been willing to explore all possibilities to turn it into a reality.
It's understood the likes of last 16 sides Rangers, Wolves and Manchester United could be notified about a quick-fire August tournament that could potentially take place in Gdansk - the venue for the Final.
And a similar proposition to conclude the Champions League in Istanbul is also high on the agenda when European football comes together by video conference.
UEFA's desire to put firm guidelines in place for a continental completion comes after the governing body demanded individual leagues to make a final decision on the league season before May 25.
Possible Champions League/Europa League dates
Aug 2 to 7
Champions League and Europa League last-16 ties.
August 13 to 16
Champions League and Europe League quarter-finals.
August 20 to 23
Champions League and Europa League semi-finals.
August 27
Europa League Final.
August 29
Champions League Final.
