Four Tottenham Hotspur academy starlets have been included in the club’s warm-weather training camp in Marbella this week.While there has been an increasingly loud call from Spurs fans for Roberto De Zerbi to give some of the club’s academy youngsters a chance, the Italian has so far resisted the urge to do so in the Premier League.The lack of opportunities for Luca Williams-Barnett, in particular, has surprised some, and the Tottenham boss has hinted that the 18-year-old will get minutes when the time is right.De Zerbi has shown with his latest decision that not just Williams-Barnett but several other academy youngsters are very much in his thinking.Credit: oscar.visualss / InstagramLuca Williams-Barnett and three others are part of Tottenham Marbella training campWith Spurs having a nine-day break between their clash against Man Utd and their upcoming game against Coventry City, De Zerbi and his coaching staff have decided to fly to Marbella for a warm-weather training camp.Tye Hall, Callum Olusesi, Tyrese Hall and Luca Williams-Barnett did not feature for Spurs’ U21s in their EFL Trophy clash against Cheltenham Town on Tuesday.Journalist George Sessions has now taken to social media to reveal that all four academy graduates have travelled to Spain with the first-team squad.That is a clear indication that De Zerbi has been impressed by the two Halls, Olusesi, and Williams-Barnett, and that the four players are knocking on the first-team door.Richy klaxon 👀Says a lot about Richarlison as a character that he is playing in this. Plenty would turn their nose up.No Tye Hall, Callum Olusesi, Tyrese Hall or Luca Williams-Barnett for U21s. Told all four have travelled to Marbella with Roberto De Zerbi’s #THFC first team— George Sessions (@GeorgeSessions) October 13, 2026Why Roberto De Zerbi’s hands may be tied in giving opportunities to youngstersThe issue for the Italian is that Spurs are not in Europe this season and have been knocked out of the Carabao Cup in the third round.That has meant that there are almost no avenues for the Tottenham boss to give these youngsters a chance to prove themselves.Given Spurs’ precarious position in the Premier League, the coaching staff will rightly feel that now is not the time to experiment.That is why these four academy graduates, as well as the likes of Malachi Hardy, may have to wait until the FA Cup gets underway to have a shot at getting some first-team minutes.READ MORE: Richarlison did something classy after shock Tottenham U21s appearanceThe post Four Tottenham academy youngsters travel to Marbella with senior squad appeared first on Spurs Web.