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?
9. Danny Wilson - Rangers
The defender's breakthrough season at the age of 18 saw him make 24 appearances in what was a title-winning campaign for the Ibrox side, before winning move to Liverpool. Now playing in the MLS with Colorado Rapids Photo: SNS Group Alan Harvey
10. Steven Fletcher - Hibs
A combined 26-goal return across two campaigns saw the striker lift the award two seasons running - 2007-08 and 2008-09 - before sealing £3m move to Burnley. Now with Stoke City after spells at Wolves, Sunderland and Sheff Wed. Photo: SNS Group Bill Murray
11. Scott Brown - Hibs
Earned his first Scotland call-up on the back of his performances for Hibs in season 2006-07, scoring eight goals from midfield. Moved to Celtic that summer where he has spent the past 14 years, winning 22 major honours. Photo: SNS Group Bill Murray
12. Steven Naismith - Kilmarnock
The 18-year-old hit 13 goals to help Killie to a fifth place Premiership finish, earning himself the SFWA Young Player of the Year award in 2005-06. Another 19 goals the following season earned a move to Rangers. Photo: SNS Group Jeff Holmes