by FourFourTwo staff @https://twitter.com/@FourFourTwo Published 5 min ago We are part of The Trust Project What is it? As Richard Jolly pointed out in his excellent feature last week, Premier League clubs may have actually spent more intelligently than ever before in summer 2019. In England, only one player over 26 was bought for more than £10 million, suggesting a clear shift towards more youth-orientated strategies instead of short-term (and expensive) gap-filling. Manchester United are at it under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who has given Premier League minutes to seven players aged 23 or under this season – joint with Brendan Rodgers’ Leicester, whose first-team core is the youngest in...
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