Shrewsbury's Callum Burton in England camp
Teenage goalkeeper Callum Burton has joined up with an England development squad as he continues to push for a place in the Shrewsbury Town first-team.
The 19-year-old is currently at a specialist training camp for the best young shot-stoppers in the country at Leigh Sports Village in Lancashire.
Burton, who recently returned to Town following a successful loan spell at Nuneaton, will be working extensively with England Under-21s goalkeeping coach Martin Thomas.
And the former Adams Grammar School pupil feels the camp is a great opportunity to continue his development.
He said: "This is the first training camp England have put on this season, so I was really happy when I got the call to say I'd been selected.
"It's a great opportunity for me to go and test myself against the young keepers who are at clubs in the Premier League.
"I have been playing with those lads since I was young and it's always good to compare how we are all developing.
"It's also a chance for me to work alongside some wonderful coaches, which can only help me improve my game."
Burton made three appearances while on emergency loan at Nuneaton, two against Town's rivals AFC Telford United.
He said: "The whole experience was a great learning curve. I need games for my development and I'm pleased how it went.
"We drew the first game 4-4 with Telford and I could have done better. But I was really pleased with the way I responded by keeping two clean sheets."
Burton also had to cope with opposition supporters, after being a particular target for Telford fans, saying: "There was loads of banter, but it was a great experience."