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Real Madrid are closing in on signing JJ Gabriel, though Manchester United will consider legal action if the club believe any rules have been broken. Madrid have offered the the 16-year-old forward a multi-year contract and, subject to final talks…

Real Madrid are closing in on a deal to sign Manchester United's 16-year-old forward JJ Gabriel on a multi-year contract, aiming to bring him to the club in January. Gabriel walked out on United in September and is currently training in Spain. Madrid intend to complete the permanent signing via a FIFA loophole regarding EU passport eligibility, which Gabriel qualifies for through his parents.
Manchester United have not yet been contacted by Madrid or Gabriel's representatives and will consider legal action if regulations are breached. A compensation fee would be owed to United if the transfer goes through. Gabriel, who was United's youngest-ever academy player of the year, would likely begin his progression at Madrid with their B team, Castilla.
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