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The Bavarians are interested in the wantaway Man United star despite harbouring some reservations over his price tag.

Bayern Munich are competing with Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Paris Saint-Germain to sign Manchester United youth prospect JJ Gabriel. Agents Ali Barat and Marcello Brillmann have already visited Bayern's headquarters for preliminary talks, with further negotiations planned. Manager Vincent Kompany reportedly views Gabriel as an immediate first-team option, and the club has presented the teenager with a clear development plan.
However, Bayern harbor skepticism over the overall financial package required for a permanent transfer. Gabriel's representatives are reportedly seeking a single-digit million salary alongside an exorbitantly high signing fee, demands that rival clubs are reportedly willing to meet.
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