Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is hopeful that the club's young stars will learn from United's struggles in recent months.
The Red Devils find themselves 15th in the Premier League, having picked up just ten points from their opening nine matches. Solskjaer has often turned to youth to try and fix their struggles, with the likes of Mason Greenwood, Brandon Williams and James Garner now making impacts on the squad.
Speaking to Sky Sports News ahead of their meeting with Norwich City on Sunday, Solskjaer was adamant that playing youngsters is part of the club's history and that the players themselves will all grow as a result of United's difficulties.