Under the guidance of Erik ten Hag, Manchester United is shifting its transfer policy to prioritize young talent, moving away from expensive signings to ensure long-term growth.
This summer, Manchester United's approach included spending 200 million on five new first-team players while simultaneously pursuing promising youth talents, indicating a dual-focus strategy for rebuilding.
The club is not only investing in established players but also in youth, having recently signed young prospects like Sekou Kone and Chido Obi Martin to bolster their future.
With plans to bring in Norwegian prodigy Sverre Nypan sooner than expected, Manchester United is demonstrating a strong commitment to integrating promising young players into their squad.
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