The draw for the quarter-finals of the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League will begin at 11.00 GMT at the UEFA Headquarters in Nyon.
The draws will be available to watch live on the UEFA.com website.
Six Italian teams have made it through to the quarter-finals of Europe’s top three competitions, more than any other nation on the continent.
The Champions League draw will begin at 11.00 GMT.
Italy will be represented by Milan, Inter and Napoli in the Champions League after progressing at the hands of Tottenham, Porto and Eintracht Frankfurt respectively in the Round of 16.
It will be the first time that three Italian sides have made it to this stage of the competition since 2006.
From the quarter-final onwards, it will be an open draw, meaning that teams from the same nation can be drawn against each other and that teams who were in the same group could also face each other again.
The first leg of the quarter-finals will take place on April 11 and 12, with the second legs scheduled for the following week on April 18 and 19.
The Europa League draw will commence at 12.00 GMT and will also be streamed on the UEFA.com website.
Juventus and Roma have qualified after overcoming SC Freiburg and Real Sociedad respectively over two legs of the Round of 16.
No other nation will have more than one representative in the quarter-finals.
The first legs are due to take place on Thursday, April 13, with the second round of fixtures set for April 20.
The Conference League will take place at 13.00 GMT and will again be shown on the UEFA.com website.
Fiorentina will be hoping to follow in the footsteps of Roma, who won the inaugural edition of the competition last year.
The quarter-finalists will be made up of representatives from eight different nations.
The first legs of the Conference League quarter-finals will coincide with the Europa League, beginning with the first legs on April 13 and the second legs on April 20.