Sunderland are set to take on Wolverhampton Wanderers in their final Championship match of the season.
Sunderland wrap their season up with a match against the champions this season, with the pressure now off.
The Black Cats’ relegation to League One has been confirmed, and plans are already underway for next season.
However, Robson is eager to play in the contest, as he believes it will help his development.
He said: “Fingers crossed I’m involved, because I love being out on the pitch.
“I feel like the game (against Wolves) would be good for me, and it would be good to end the season on a high and, knowing what’s happened, we’d like to put a performance on for the fans.”
Robson has played 10 matches for Sunderland’s senior side this season, but his importance to the team could be heightened next term.
Sunderland are set to rely more on their youngsters in League One next season, as they cut costs.
Robson is likely to be kept around at the Stadium of Light, with Sunderland having to ship out many of their top earners.
At the moment the Black Cats have not found a replacement for Chris Coleman, with the club currently assessing their options as to who could be their manager next year.
At the moment Chris Wilder of Sheffield United is the favourite to take the job at the Stadium of Light.
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