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MK Outlet Sale, You have tried to delay it as long as you could, but now you need to tackle the situation. There are several junk car owners who procrastinate when you talk about selling their junk car. Read on to find out more. Who are Coventry City's teens in Spain? All you need to knowMark Robins's 24 man Sky Blues squad in Spain includes a 16 year old who has just left schoolGet the biggest Coventry City FC stories by emailSubscribe We will use your email address only for the purpose of sending you newsletters. Please see ourPrivacy Noticefor details of your data protection rightsThank you for subscribingSee our privacy noticeCould not subscribe, try again laterInvalid EmailMark Robins threw in a few surprises when he named Coventry City's 24 man squad to travel on the club's annual pre season trip to Spain.Most notable was the inclusion of a 16 year old relative unknown Sky Blues Academy player along with two other teenagers who have previously been given a taste of first team action.The trio have been included at the expense of more senior players such as Jordan Ponticelli and Reise Allassani who might have been expected to join the travelling party.So who are they and what do we know about the youngsters who are clearly highly rated by manager Mark Robins?Mark Robins in pre season trainingWill Bapaga The 16 year old Coventry lad has just left Bishop Ullathorne School, having been at the Sky Blues Academy since the age of 13 after being spotted playing junior football for local club Coventry Sphinx.An attacking player, Bapaga can play anywhere across the forward line from out wide as a number seven or 11 to a more central number 10/ second striker.Very highly rated, Bapaga has consistently played up in higher age groups, having played for the Under 18s all last season as a 15 year old.Although not expected to play first team league football any time soon, the teenager who has just left school and starts full time as a first year pro this season, may well be handed his debut in the new season's Checkatrade Trophy campaign which Robins used to blood several young players last season.Bapaga a well kept secret so far has clearly caught the manager's eye in pre season and been rewarded with a fantastic opportunity to sample first team life.What's been said about him: "He was at Sphinx for three seasons and always played up top," said junior Sphinx manager Martin Ashcroft, who managed Bapaga up to Under 13s level."If we played with three he could play out wide or if we played with two he'd be one of the front two."He had pace to burn and although he wasn't very tall he had a low centre of gravity and could twist and turn his way out of anything, and he'd always pop up with a goal."He was our top goal scorer for two or three seasons and a really good lad."Sixteen year old Will Bapaga (centre) being closed down by fellow Sky Blue teen Jonny Ngandu during a session in SpainCharacter: "He is a very humble lad who always speaks whenever we see him back at the club and it's nice to see him doing really well."Types of goals: "He's got the full range. He was one of those where if he was one v one or one v two he'd whip past them all."To be honest it wasn't a case of if he would get picked up, it was a question of when.