BURNLEY fast-tracked goalkeeper Charlie Casper into their first-team squad training group â at the age of just 17.
Highly-rated Casper is the grandson of former Turf Moor boss Frank and steeped in Clarets tradition, with his rise catching the eye.

Casper may go out on loan this season to keep up his rapid improvement.
The youngster is yet to feature in a matchday squad but Vincent Kompany did bring him along on the short trip to Preston last month.
Casper was delighted to be involved, writing on Instagram: “Great experience with the first team last night â½ï¸”
The goalkeeper signed a scholarship deal with the Clarets in February and Frank revealed his pride at his grandson’s achievement.
He said: âIâm very proud of him. Heâs worked hard to get this.
âI used to watch him as a junior when he was a midfielder and I thought he was a good player then.
âHe strikes a good ball, which helps for goalkeepers in todayâs game.
âHeâs a level-headed lad who will work hard and he knows what it takes to be a footballer from myself and his dad.
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âItâs always difficult as a goalkeeper because itâs one position, but I just hope he can make it all the way.â
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