Shrewsbury Town's young guns have been hailed for their bravery on the senior stage during pre-season. Manager Gavin Cowan has praised the team's fearless youngsters who have impressed during pre-season. Shrewsbury Town's third-year scholars Jay Snook, Reuben Falding, and Jeval Thompson-McKenzie have all been handed opportunities, including during the team's first home friendly against Everton Under-21s last Tuesday. Cowan was impressed by their step up into first-team football. They add to academy graduates Will Gray and Isaac England, who continue to catch the eye and are pushing for a place in the starting XI ahead of the new campaign.
What happened?
Shrewsbury Town's young players have made a strong impression in pre-season, with manager Gavin Cowan highlighting their bravery and potential. The team's growing conveyor belt of academy talent is a key route for the team's future success. Cowan has pointed towards youthful energy within his squad as a key route for the club to pursue, with several academy graduates and emerging talents featuring prominently during the early weeks of pre-season.
Why it matters for Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury Town's young players have the potential to make a significant impact on the team's future success. With the club's homegrown talent continuing to impress alongside their young summer recruits, Cowan now has even more options to consider ahead of the new competitive campaign. The team's growing conveyor belt of academy talent is a key route for the team's future success.
What comes next?
Shrewsbury Town's young players will continue to be given opportunities to shine in pre-season. With the team's growing conveyor belt of academy talent, Cowan has a bright future ahead of him. The team's young players will continue to be a key part of the team's future success.
The team is currently 19th in League Two, with 49 points from 46 games, and a goal difference of -27. They are 38 points behind leaders Bromley. The team's recent form has been LDDWL, with their last result being a 1-0 loss to Gillingham on May 2nd. The team has scored 42 goals and conceded 69 this season. With the team's young players continuing to impress, the future looks bright for Shrewsbury Town.
