Former Middlesbrough and Crystal Palace player Harrison returned to the club as manager in August 2022 and last season’s Cymru Premier win was their 16th title.

Saints chairman Mike Harris became involved with the club in 1997 with a sponsorship deal which saw his company, Total Network Solutions, become the new name of village side Llansantffraid.

TNS merged with fellow League of Wales side Oswestry Town in 2003 and the club have been based in the Shropshire town since then.

Harris had previously made no secret of his ambition for Saints to become the first Welsh club to reach the groups stages of an European competition.

“We spoke two years ago – this is where he wants to be,” Harrison said.

“We’ve fulfilled his dream for him.”

Harris is also keen to stress the benefits to the Cymru Premier as a whole.

"I think the last two results we've had, the win and a draw, has actually pushed us back over the line that we get four clubs into Europe going forward," Harris told the BBC.

"That brings another club into the Europa League which is really important domestically and I also think it lights the public up to think 'hang on, perhaps Welsh football isn't the poor relation anymore', because up until now football seemed to stop at Offa's Dyke."

The draw for the group stages of the Europa Conference League takes place at 13:30 BST on Friday, 30 August.

Asked who they want to face, captain Danny Redmond told BBC Newsbeat:

“Chelsea’s the main one.

“A lot of the lads support teams in the Premier League and I think there’s a few Chelsea fans in there.”

The London club qualified after beating Swiss side Servette 3-2 on aggregate, despite losing the second leg 2-1.

Defender Ben Woollam agreed, and wants to go to Stamford Bridge: “Chelsea away. I’d like to go there.”

Asked if he has a message for Enzo Maresca’s side Woollam added: “Don’t underestimate us, we’ve got a lot of quality and I think it shows.”