Growing up as an Argyle fan – his favourite player was Graham Carey – has given Finn a love for the club that is is matched by his talent.
Former boss Wayne Rooney gave Finn his debut away at Leeds United as a 16-year-old making him the sixth youngest debutant in the club’s history.
He says his dream is to impress in front of the fans at Home Park that he was once sat with – as well as earn international recognition after a fine display on Tuesday against Tottenham’s U21 side, which had its fair share of England youth players.
“I want to play as many games here as possible, score a lot of goals, a lot of assists, make the fans happy, get us back in the Championship,” he told BBC Radio Devon.
“I think the England U18s is something that I really want to push towards and try and get involved with that.
“Playing against a few players the other day who play for the U18s at England, I think I’ve got to try and get close to them, be obviously better than them in games and stuff to try and get involved in the team.
“But I think that’s something I’m really trying to look forward to and trying to hope to get towards.”