Real Madrid have reached a verbal agreement with 16-year-old JJ Gabriel over a potential move to the Santiago Bernabeu.

Real Madrid have reached a verbal agreement to sign 16-year-old Manchester United academy player JJ Gabriel in the January transfer window. Gabriel, who requested to leave Old Trafford in September and has not trained with the club since, can sign a professional contract abroad utilizing a FIFA European passport loophole.
Manchester United are considering legal action regarding compensation if the move goes through, though no formal club-to-club contact has taken place yet. Gabriel had attracted interest from Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and PSG, but opted for Madrid after growing frustrated over his perceived lack of senior playing time at United.
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