Travis Hernes is well on his way to being the next Shrewsbury Town starlet off the academy production line.
The Norwegian born 17-year-old recently penned his first professional contract at Salop - after making his senior bow for the club last season.
Speaking to the club's website, Hernes has expressed gratitude to Taylor and director of football Micky Moore for his new opportunity and intends to do everything he can to take it. Hernes arrived in the UK at the age of 14, having played Fustal in his home country. He signed for Wolves before being released just before the Covid-19 pandemic.
Now he has been fully embedded into the Salop first team squad, with a handful of senior players offering the youngster guidance when he needs it.
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