Unless one of Lowe's contractual conditions for selling his shares is that any new owners adopt his 'youth' strategy and see it through until at least the January transfer window. Either way, any new owners would be foolish to impose change on the shop floor in the short term and no doubt they, if they exist, are more than aware of that.
So, no need to worry about a lack of continuity IF we get new owners and/or investment in the immediate future.
IMHO of course