Dundee United are set to open contract talks with Chris Mochrie and Louis Appere.
The Tannadice club will also offer extensions to a number of their other academy graduates such as Lewis Neilson and Archie Meekison.
United sporting director Tony Asghar is looking to seal new deals for the youngsters, who are all out-of-contract at the end of the season.
Attacking midfielder Mochrie and striker Appere have been regulars under Tam Courts in recent weeks while Meekison and Neilson have also had a taste of first-team football at Tannadice.
Kerr Smith has just signed his first pro contract at 16 and he has been attracting English Premier League interest from the likes of Southampton and Crystal Palace
United chairman Mark Ogren has made it clear that he wants to build the club up around the club’s youth policy, just as they did in their glory days under Jim McLean.
The Tannadice club also remain in talks with Benjamin Siegrist, Jeando Fuchs and Ian Harkes, who are also set to become free agents at the end of the season.
Asghar, however, will have to be more patient on that front with the trio all attracting interest from south of the border.
United have made an impressive start to life under Courts and, despite defeat to Aberdeen at the weekend, sit in the top four.
If they could seal European football then it could play a big part in keeping the likes of Harkes and Fuchs at the club.
United travel to Hearts, where they will face former boss Robbie Neilson, this weekend.
