Leeds United's Under-23 recruitment policy is one which has delivered the likes of Joe Gelhardt and Sam Greenwood, two players who came to the fore towards the end of last season.
The Whites' director of football Victor Orta has presided over the club's recruitment for the last five years and has overseen the addition of some of England - and Europe's - most exciting young players.
Due to their ability, several of these young players represent their respective nations at youth international level, many of whom playing Under-21 football.
After Leo Hjelde and Kristoffer Klaesson helped a promising Norway crop qualify for next summer's Under-21 European Championships for the first time in a decade, it brings the total number of Leeds players potentially making an appearance at that tournament to nine.
Having nine representatives from the same club is usually reserved for lesser nations boasting one or two top sides in their domestic division, who tend to hoover up or produce the bulk of young talent.
Leeds' potential Under-21 representatives would be spread across four different countries, though, outlining the success of the club's youth recruitment over the past couple of years.
Here is every United player who could appear at next summer's championships.
7. Lewis Bate - England
A player with an outside chance of making the England U21 group next summer is Lewis Bate, mainly due to the strength in depth the Young Lions boast in midfield. That said, a big season for the Chelsea academy graduate could pave the way for his inclusion (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)
8. Crysencio Summerville - Netherlands
Left out of the most recent Dutch U21 squad as a precaution due to injury, Summerville has been named in Erwin van de Looi's previous squads in the lead up to securing automatic qualification. (Photo by Angelo Blankespoor/Soccrates/Getty Images)
9. Illan Meslier - France
Goalkeeper Meslier actually featured at last summer's U21 Euros for France and has retained his place between the posts during this qualification campaign. He is now undisputed No. 1 for Les Bleuets and lays claim to ten U21 caps (Photo by Chris Ricco - UEFA/UEFA via Getty Images)