One from Josh Doig (Hibs), Lewis Ferguson (Aberdeen), Nathan Patterson (Rangers) and David Turnbull (Celtic) will be crowned the 20th winner of the prestigious title since its inception in season 2001-02.
Across the two decades there have been 16 different names on the trophy – with only two players winning the award on more than one occasion.
Originally open to any player who played in Scotland under the age of 23, the criteria was changed in 2019, restricting the award to players who are eligible for selection by the Scotland national under-21 football team.
Of all the previous winners, all but five either played for Rangers and Celtic, or went on to play for them at some point in their careers, but the club with most individual award winners is Hibs, with three different players collecting the award while at Easter Road.
Here is the complete list of all SFWA Young Player of the Year winners … how many can you name?
5. Stevie May - St Johnstone
Now in his second spell at Saints, the striker fired the Perth side to a top six finish to win the award in season 2013-14 with an impressive 27-goal haul before lifting the Scottish Cup Photo: SNS Group Rob Casey
6. Stuart Armstrong - Dundee Utd
An 11-goal haul helped the current Southampton midfielder scoop the award for seaon 2012-13 after helping the Tangerines to a sixth-place finish. Photo: SNS Group Alan Harvey
7. James Forrest - Celtic
The long-serving Celtic winger won the SFWA Young Player award after making 42 appearances in season 2011-12, scoring nine goals, winning his first league title and earning his first Scotland caps Photo: SNS Group Alan Harvey
8. David Goodwillie - Dundee Utd
Scored 19 goals as the Tannadice side finished fourth and qualified for Europe in season 2010-11. Had spells in England with Blackburn and Crystal Palace, before returning to United, then Aberdeen. Now in League One with Clyde. Photo: SNS Group Andrew West