Tottenham will be forced to navigate through the Europa League's qualifying rounds after North London rivals Arsenal lifted the FA Cup.
That victory sees the Gunners pip Spurs to a spot in the Europa League's group stages, with Jose Mourinho's side now entering the competition in the second qualifying round.
As a result, Spurs have three extra European matches to navigate through before securing their spot in the competition proper, adding a headache ahead of the new season.
The Europa League has become renowned for featuring a large number of unrecognisable teams who ply their trade in some of the continent's less prestigious leagues.
That increases tenfold in the qualifying rounds, with names that even the most multi-lingual person would struggle to pronounce or understand.
However, there are also some big names that Spurs will want to avoid at the early stages of the competition, including some former Champions League winners.
Here, we have gathered some of the biggest names Spurs could face along with the not-so-big names that Mourinho's men may come up against.
Recognisable names
Granada
Stade de Reims
Dynamo Moscow
Galatasaray
AC Milan
FC Copenhagen
Rangers
Wolfsburg
Standard Liege
FC Basel
BATE Borisov
Partizan Belgrade
Aberdeen
Lesser known names
Lincoln Red Imps
Iskra Danilovgrad
Shakhytor Soligorsk
Puskas Akademia
Progres Niederkorn
Sumgayit
Borac Banja Luka
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Sutjeska Niksic
Union Titus Petange
Paide Linnameeskond
