Huddersfield Town are training in Spain until Saturday, and new head coach David Wagner is raking the chance to cast his eye over experienced and development players alike.
Here are six from the lower end of the age range.
Regan Booty:
The 17-year-old son of former Town player and coach Martyn Booty, he signed his first professional contract in April.
Holmfirth-based, he has been with Town since the age of nine.
Booty, who played for the Under 21s aged 16, is a left-footed central midfielder who has skippered the 18s.
Ronan Coughlan:
The Irish striker turned 20 last month.
Signed from League of Ireland club Limerick in July 2014, he has also played in the ‘No10’ role at development level.
His current deal runs until the end of next season.
Jacob Hanson:
The Kirkburton-based right-back joined Town at 13.
He has held his own at Under 21 level and signed his first professional contract in March.
Hanson, on the bench for this season’s Capital One Cup first-round tie against Notts County, is noted for his athleticism.
Fraser Horsfall:
The centre-back who turns 19 on Friday comes from Salendine Nook and played for Huddersfield YMCA before joining Town at Under 11 level.
He stretches the tape to 6ft 3in and has proved a big threat at set-pieces.
Horsfall signed his first professional contract during the close-season.
Rekeil Pyke:
Town put the rangy frontman on a long-term contract in February.
Aged 18, he comes from Leeds and was spotted playing for Rothwell Juniors.
A regular scorer at Under 18 level, he has already made a string of appearances for the 21s.
Jack Senior:
The 18-year-old left-back caught the eye in Town’s summer friendly at Guiseley soon after signing his first professional contract.
And he went on the pre-season trip to Spain under Chris Powell.
Senior, from Stainland, near Halifax, can also play in midfield and joined from junior club Elland as a 10-year-old.
