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...
13. 5th: Reece Hames (22) - £54m
The Chelsea right-back made a strong impression at both ends of the pitch for the Blues last season as he scored five goals and provided nine assists from defence. Photo: Jacob Kupferman
14. 4th: Bukayo Saka (20) - £58.5m
The midfielder's stock continued to rise last season as he featured in all of Arsenal's Premier League games, scoring 11 goals and claiming seven assists. Photo: Stuart MacFarlane
15. 3rd: Jadon Sancho (22) - £67.5m
The winger's market value has dropped in the last 12 months after a difficult first season at Old Trafford. He has hit the ground running in the club's pre-season, scoring twice in three games. Photo: MARTIN KEEP
16. 2nd: Phil Foden (22) - £81m
The Manchester City youngster has already been capped 16 times by England. He is set to reach 100 Premier League appearances this season and has scored 24 goals and provided 13 assists in 97 top-flight games. Photo: OLI SCARFF