JJ Gabriel wiped his social media clean after the bombshell revelation dropped that he wants to leave Manchester United, but has seemingly made a U-turn regarding his online presence

Manchester United prospect JJ Gabriel has partially restored his Instagram account just two weeks after wiping his page clean. The 15-year-old forward previously removed his posts following reports that he wants to leave Manchester United, having drawn interest from clubs such as Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Bayern Munich alongside hiring agent Ali Barat.
Gabriel has returned two specific posts to his profile: one capturing his contract signing with Nike Football and another showing him with his 2025/26 U18 Player of the Season Award alongside Alan Shearer. The teenager also shared an Instagram story featuring a training video originally posted by coach Jack Hunter showing him taking free kicks.
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