The teenage centre-forward made seven senior appearances last season, but hasn't made the bench so far this term.
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But U21 coach Travis Bannion said: "We have not even scraped the top of the iceberg with him yet. There is loads to come.
“He is dying to be a footballer. He is hungry. He is learning the game. He is learning how to project himself and how to play in a team.
“For us, he is a priority. He is 17. He needs to understand this is a golden period to develop his game."
