Scotland have qualified for the Euros this coming summer after Norway's 1-0 defeat to Spain ensured Steve Clarke's men were unable to be caught by Erling Haaland and co. and fans are already making their travel plans.
With Scotland qualifying for their second European Championships in a row, some of the conversation has already moved onto which batch of players could bag themselves a seat on the plane to Germany in June.
A number of talented, but uncapped youngsters coming to fruition, experienced pros returning from injury and £38 million stars tipped to grab their first call up - Clarke's job of picking his final squad for the Euros will not be straight forward.
Here are 10 players we think could force themselves into his thoughts for Euro 2024 next summer.
5. Hayden Hackey (Middlesbrough)
This is a bit more of a complicated one. Born in Redcar, the talented Hackey is eligible for Scotland thanks to his Mother being born in Edinburgh. He's played for Scotland under-21s before too. However, he was most recently back in the colours of England after an under-21 call for the Three Lions last month. He's bang in for form for the Teesside club - could a call up for a major tournament see him swing his allegiance back to Scotland? | Getty Images Photo: Stu Forster
6. Calvin Ramsey (Preston North End)
The former Aberdeen full back moved on loan to English Championship club Preston in the summer but was immediately curtailed by a knee injury and is yet to start. However, he is expected back soon and a run of first team games could see him as a viable option come this summer. | Getty Images
7. Josh Doig (Hallas Verona)
Another young Scottish defender making waves on the continent, Doig has been part of the Scotland squad before but is yet to make his international bow. Linked to Fulham in the summer, Doig could be a versatile option for Steve Clarke this summer as his reputation continues to soar in Serie A. | Getty Images Photo: Alessandro Sabattini
8. Harrison Ashby (Swansea City)
Another talented young Scottish full back, Ashby has played almost all of Swansea City's games this season after his loan move from Newcastle United. While unlikely due to these ahead of him in the pecking order, he is most definitely one Steve Clarke will have an eye on over the coming years. | Getty Images