FINLEY Craske has been offered his first professional contract by Plymouth Argyle following a successful work experience loan spell at Southern League Division One South champions Plymouth Parkway.
The 19-year-old was a third-year scholar this season and made a couple of appearances for the Pilgrims in the group stage of the Papa John's Trophy.
Defender Brandon Pursall, 18, has had an option exercised for an extra year in his existing contract which he signed on his 17th birthday in March 2021.
Craske and Pursall both travelled with the senior squad to their away game against Wycombe Wanderers on Good Friday last month, with the former an unused substitute.
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