Mark Robins says he wants Huddersfield Town’s young talents to shine through pre-season.

The boss has included Daniel Carr, Jake  Carroll, Matt Crooks and Jordan Sinnott   in his 26-strong party for the club’s  Spanish training camp.

Striker Carr, 19, has signed from non-league Dulwich Hamlet and left-back  Carroll, 21, from Irish club St Patrick’s.

Sinnott, last week handed a new  contract through to 2015, made two starts  and a substitute appearance last season as  well as skippering the Under 21s to the  Professional Development League II  play-offs.

His fellow midfielder Crooks, also 19, is  expected to push for first-team inclusion at  some stage this time around.

Jordan Sinnott
Jordan Sinnott

“It’s a big challenge for these players,  but also a big opportunity,” said Robins,  who has also taken midfielder Chris  Atkinson, striker Jimmy Spencer and  left-back Liam Ridehalgh to Marbella.

“We had to make sure (Under 21 coach)  Steve Eyre has enough players to work with back in Huddersfield, but I wanted to take a close look at some of our emerging  players.

“We had a glimpse of Jordan Sinnott  last season, and if we had managed to  secure Championship survival earlier, I wouldn’t have hesitated to blood some of  our youngsters.

“It didn’t work out that way, but I  certainly want to see the likes of Daniel  Carr, Jake Carroll and other development  squad members pushing on.

“Financial Fair Play has made  developing young players more important  than ever, and it’s an area we have  significantly invested in.”

While Town return from the Costa del  Sol in time for Saturday’s opening  pre-season game at Chesterfield, the  Under 18s, who also made their  Professional Development League II  play-offs, have a friendly at Northern  Counties East League Premier Division  club Brighouse Town tomorrow (7.00).