It has been six weeks since the last game of the domestic season in Northern Ireland with thoughts already turning to the 2024/25 campaign.
Larne will once again start in the Champions League after lifting the Gibson Cup last year
All eyes will be on Nyon, Switzerland as the draws are made and Larne, Linfield, Cliftonville and Crusaders can then start plotting their paths to those lucrative group stages.As winners of the league once again, Larne go into the Champions League. Tiernan Lynch's side will be unseeded and enter the competition at the first qualifying stage.
As league runners-up and winners of the European play-off respectively, Linfield and Crusaders will be in the hat for the first qualifying round. Other possible opponents when the draw is made at 1pm BST on Tuesday are HJK Helsinki, who knocked them out last season, Flora Tallinn, Ki Klaksvik or RFS Riga, who played Linfield two seasons ago.David Healy's side are seeded in the Conference League draw, which takes place at 3pm BST on Tuesday.
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