Graham Potter is a head coach known for developing youth talent and a number of Albion stars will be looking to make their mark in the Premier League this campaign.
Kjell Scherpen, 22, Jan Paul Van Hecke, 22, Tariq Lamptey, 21, Kacper Kozlowski, 18, Moisés Caicedo, 20, Jeremy Sarmiento, 20, Julio Enciso, 18 and Evan Ferguson, 17, will all be hoping for minutes on the pitch.
According to Transfermarkt, Lamptey is the most valuable at £16.2m, while Enciso is the second highest at £9.90m.
But how do Albion's stars rank alongside the rest of the Premier League's up and coming talent and who will be vying for PFA Young Player of the Year Award next campaign, currently held by Man City's Phil Foden?
Here's the best young players in the top flight based on their Transfermarkt value...
5. 13th: Sven Botman (22) - £27m
The Netherlands Under-21s captain has been signed by Newcastle United this summer. He made 79 appearances for Ligue 1 club Lille, five of which came in the Champions League. Photo: Catherine Ivill
6. 12th: William Saliba (21) - £27m
The Frenchman joined Arsenal in the summer of 2019 but has spent most of his time at the club on loan in his homeland. He played 51 times for Marseille last term, could this finally be the campaign he makes his mark for the Gunners? Photo: David Price
7. 11th: Pedro Neto (22) - £28.8m
The forward has 19 goal contributions (nine goals, 10 assists) in 73 Premier League appearances. A knee injury limited his time on the pitch for Wolves last season. Photo: Aitor Alcalde
8. 10th: Marc Guéhi (22) - £28.8m
The defender was another Crystal Palace player who enjoyed an impresssive season last term. He made his senior England debut in March and has now been capped three times by his country. Photo: Catherine Ivill