JJ Gabriel's future at Manchester United is still uncertain amid interest from La Liga giants Real Madrid and Barcelona

Manchester United prospect JJ Gabriel looks set to leave Old Trafford, with Real Madrid and Barcelona leading the pursuit of the 16-year-old forward. Reports in Spain claim Real Madrid believe they are close to finalizing a permanent transfer for Gabriel ahead of the January transfer window. Gabriel has reportedly stopped training at Carrington after requesting that his registration be terminated, preferring a move to Spain.
Manchester United offered the teenager a scholarship contract to protect their compensation rights and are considering legal action if he departs. While a domestic transfer tribunal could yield over £3 million, an overseas switch would bring United only around £350,000 under FIFA rules. Gabriel may circumvent post-Brexit transfer restrictions via potential Irish or Cypriot EU passport routes through his parents.
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