Chelsea have been told that Manchester United starlet JJ Gabriel is preparing to leave Old Trafford in favour of a move abroad.

Manchester United teenager JJ Gabriel is reportedly planning to move abroad after deciding to leave the club, dealing a blow to Chelsea's pursuit. The 16-year-old attacker announced his intention to depart Old Trafford prior to making a senior debut, sparking interest across Europe. According to talkSPORT, Chelsea have been informed that Gabriel prefers a move overseas, with Real Madrid and Barcelona viewed as his most likely destinations.
The Pride of London's Leah Jones questions the player's professionalism after he reportedly downed tools just before a cup match against Brighton. Gabriel, who holds an Irish passport, will be available to complete a permanent exit at the end of the month, with Manchester United entitled to approximately £300,000 in compensation.
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