Manchester United is currently focusing on reversing their poor start to the season while also emphasizing a long-term vision for youth development and recruitment.
With only eight points from their first seven matches, Manchester United’s 14th place in the league is a worrying indicator of their current performance and form.
The club is looking to change its transfer policy significantly by aiming for younger prospects, such as Swansea's Harlan Perry and Brogan Popham, amidst fierce competition.
United's new transfers, which included high-profile signings costing around 200 million, have created more pressure to perform as they shift towards a youth-centric strategy.
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