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Real Madrid's move for JJ Gabriel brings more unnecessary headaches that Real Madrid don't need right now

Writer Maximus Polek argues that Real Madrid's reported pursuit of Manchester United youth player JJ Gabriel would bring more problems than benefits to the club. According to a report by Ramon Alvarez, Real Madrid is growing increasingly confident about finalizing a permanent deal for the 16-year-old forward, who recently requested to leave Manchester United.
Polek warns that Gabriel's reported refusal to play and hefty contract demands could disrupt an already volatile Real Madrid dressing room. The article notes Gabriel has posted five goals and two assists in three appearances this season across youth competitions, but suggests his expectations would clash with a likely initial assignment to Real Madrid Castilla.
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