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...
9. 9th: Emile Smith Rowe (21) - £36m
The 21-year-old has emerged as a key player for Arsenal in the last 12 months. He made 33 Premier League appearances last campaign and another four in the EFL Cup as the Gunners reached the semi-finals. He scored 11 goals and provided two assists in 37 games. Photo: Stuart MacFarlane
10. 8th: Gabriel Martinelli (21) - £36m
The Brazilian enjoyed his most productive season for Arsenal last term, scoring six goals and assisting another six in 29 Premier League games. Photo: Stuart MacFarlane
11. 7th: Dejan Kulusevski (22) - £36m
The Swedish international joined Spurs from Juventus in January and made a strong impression, scoring five goals and notching eight assists in 18 league games. Photo: Han Myung-Gu
12. 6th: Wesley Fofan (21) - £36m
The defender spent a large part of last season out injured. He has previously been linked with a move to Chelsea and has been hailed as one of Leicester's key players for next term. Photo: George Wood