As JJ Gabriel and his representatives continue to look for an Old Trafford exit, the Manchester United prodigy has reportedly reached a full agreement with one party…

Manchester United youth player JJ Gabriel is reportedly set to join Real Madrid after reaching a full agreement. Fabrizio Romano reported that Gabriel's representatives notified interested clubs including Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Paris Saint-Germain of his decision, with a permanent deal potentially being finalized as early as January.
Gabriel has been training in Spain for the past six weeks after previously refusing to train with United's first team. United would reportedly receive roughly £300,000 in compensation for the forward, who is expected to sign an £8.5 million, three-year contract.
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