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Bayern Munich have held further discussions with the representatives of JJ Gabriel as the club explores the possibility of bringing one of Europe’s most highly regarded young talents to the Säbener Straße. However, despite the renewed contact, the German champions…

Bayern Munich have held further discussions with the representatives of Manchester United youngster JJ Gabriel, though the club has not submitted an official offer. According to Sky Germany's Florian Plettenberg, there is a current feeling that Gabriel prefers a permanent transfer to Spain, putting Real Madrid and Barcelona at the front of the queue.
A potential deal for the young attacker is expected to require an overall financial package exceeding €10-15 million. While Bayern Munich remain focused on investing in elite youth talent, they face stiff competition from Spanish clubs to convince Gabriel regarding his development path.
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