The likes of John McGinn, Andy Robertson and David Marshall can put their feet up and begin dreaming of walking out at Hampden Park next month, as Scotland get set to take part in their first major tournament since France 1998.
However, there will be a cadre of players still sweating over their inclusion in the 26-man squad squad will happen, with Steve Clarke set to announce which players he will be turning to for the Euro 2020 campaign on Wednesday afternoon.
Scotland enter Group D of the European Championship and will face Czech Republic, England and Croatia at the tournament, with both their first and third game respectively held at Hampden Park.
For the first time in the history of the tournament, nations will be allowed 26 players within their squad, as opposed to the usual 23, while unfortunate injuries to Oli McBurnie, Kenny McClean and Ryan Jack have opened up another three spots in the squad.
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9. Leigh Griffiths - Celtic
If Celtic's Leigh Griffiths is included in tomorrow's squad, it will be based on past glories after a disappointing season at club level. Out of contract in the summer, it would be a calculated gamble to include him, however, he is a match winner on his day. Photo: Ross MacDonald - SNS Group
10. Kevin Nisbet - Hibs
Kevin Nisbet made his debut during a World Cup qualifier against Faroe Islands in March and will be hoping an excellent first season at Easter Road will be enough to see him included, but he will have both Lawrence Shankland and Leigh Griffiths breathing down his neck. Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group