Manchester United are weighing possible action over JJ Gabriel’s departure, with Real Madrid and Bayern Munich among clubs reportedly interested.

Manchester United are reportedly considering legal or regulatory action if 15-year-old academy prospect JJ Gabriel departs after requesting deregistration, according to a report from The Peoples Person. Several major European clubs, including Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, and Barcelona, have shown interest in the teenage winger, while Manchester City have also monitored his situation.
United face the prospect of receiving only a modest compensation fee if Gabriel secures a permanent transfer abroad. Agent Ali Barat of Epic Sports reportedly arranged discussions with European suitors, though Barcelona sporting director Deco suggested his club is not pursuing Gabriel. United have not yet launched formal legal proceedings.
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