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Gary Neville has expressed severe ‘duty of care’ concerns over the treatment of Manchester United academy player JJ Gabriel, who has gone public with his desire to leave the Old Trafford club.
Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville has raised serious "duty of care" concerns regarding 15-year-old academy player JJ Gabriel. The teenager has publicly expressed his desire to leave the club, sparking a media storm. Neville criticized the player's representatives for leaking the story to the press, arguing that such exposure is harmful to a minor.
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has also urged caution, emphasizing the club's commitment to the player's welfare and well-being. Real Madrid are reportedly leading the race to sign the young attacker, who can sign a training contract when he turns 16 on October 6. Barcelona, PSG, Manchester City, and Chelsea are also monitoring the situation.
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