In the past, Manchester United failed to scout and sign younger talents but rather went for overrated players which didn't turn out well, but i think this new Sporting management of the club led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his crew are beginning to figure out the errors made by the previous management (Glaziers) and seeking possible solution, so i believe that's why they're beginning to prioritize younger talents over made players that would be signed for a huge figure yet they won't make much impact to the team, it's a welcome development and highly needed concerning the transition stage they're currently in, Ruben Amorin would be pleased with this cause he needs younger talents who would hit the ground running and blend in immediately they come in for him to succeed as a manager here.
Experienced players are also quite important to make the team stronger but previously they did not take advantage of the young talent they had so they spent a lot of money to recruit expensive players but the team did not develop. Some positions need experienced players because they can motivate young talents and the experience they have can give them confidence when facing crucial matches in the competition. Now the method is starting to be improved and young talents are starting to be integrated into the team so we can see that there are many young players who get the chance to play. Amorim's strategy has also not been fully implemented by the players because it may need adaptation and maybe if he is given a longer chance there will be a big change for Manchester United.