They will face Hapoel Be’er Sheva of Israel and the last time they faced a Scottish side was 2016 where Celtic won 4-5 on aggregate to progress in the Champions League qualifiers.
Here is a look back on how those two legs went for the Glasgow side against the Israelis.
. GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - AUGUST 17: Leigh Griffiths of Celtic celebrates scoring his team's third goal during the UEFA Champions League Play-off First leg match between Celtic and Hapoel Beer-Sheva at Celtic Park on August 17, 2016 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Steve Welsh/Getty Images)
Leigh Griffiths of Celtic celebrates scoring Photo: Steve Welsh
. Celtic at home
The Scottish champions were at home for the first leg as Hapoel made the long trip over to Glasgow Photo: Steve Welsh
. Early goal settles the nerves
Australian international Tom Rogic gave the hosts the perfect start as he put them 1-0 after just nine minutes Photo: Steve Welsh
. Griffiths double makes it 3-0 at the break
Celtic were cruising at half time as Leigh Griffiths scored two in quick succession shortly before the break to make it 3-0. Photo: Steve Welsh
. Hapoel come back swinging
After a disappointing first half the Israelis came back out and netted two goals in as many minutes with Lucielmo Palhano Soares and Maor Melikson making it 3-2. Photo: Steve Welsh
5. Celtic restore three goal cushion
Despite a brave fightback from Hapoel goals from Moussa Dembele and Scott Brown restored Celtic's two goal advantage and made it 5-2 on the night. Photo: Steve Welsh
6. Fast forward one week
The Turner Stadium in the southern Israeli city of Be'er Sheva (the most southerly stadium in European competition history) played host to the second leg one week later. Photo: GIL COHEN-MAGEN
7. Celtic lead after the first leg
Celtic went in to the game with a three goal lead but with the Israelis having netted two away goals the job was far from done. Photo: GIL COHEN-MAGEN
8. Hapoel reduce the deficit
The hosts opened the scoring on 21 minutes through former Chelsea striker Ben Sahar to make it 1-0 and 5-3 on aggregate. Photo: GIL COHEN-MAGEN