Is age a factor in money ball? I mean, in the movie it was all about stats
Moneyball is about exploiting inefficiencies in the market. Finding valuable aspects that are not conventionally valued.
What those specific aspects are changes as successful "Moneyball teams" influence teams to follow.
The best teams using this approach are constantly looking for new areas to exploit. Youth was an inefficiency for a while but now seeing the fees and wages paid for players like Lavia, Caicedo, Enzo, etc, hard to argue it is any longer.
Could be that older players like Milner, Endo, Amrabat that have something to contribute are a new opportunity.
Defensive midfielders were undervalued but not anymore. What will be the tactical shift next to not require paying nine figures for a watercarrier?