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Manchester United dealt wonderkid transfer bombshell as star in the making asks to leave: report
United can challenge the request, and the 15-year-old could leave for tribunal-set compensation instead of a transfer fee.
- On Tuesday, 15-year-old striker JJ Gabriel formally requested to cancel his Manchester United registration, seeking an immediate exit from the club where he joined as an 11-year-old.
- A breakdown in relations between Gabriel's family and Manchester United triggered the request, though United sources report they remain unclear on the specific issues underlying the deterioration.
- Manager Michael Carrick had routinely integrated the forward into senior training sessions, but the club excluded Gabriel from Wednesday's Carabao Cup match against Brighton after his departure request.
- Manchester United intends to challenge the registration cancellation, as Gabriel cannot sign a professional contract until he turns 17 on October 6, giving the club leverage to retain him.
- Arsenal, Manchester City, Real Madrid, and Bayern Munich are monitoring the situation, though Gabriel remains under contract until season's end, leaving United nine months to resolve the dispute.
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The Toronto Star+3 Reposted by 3 other sources
Manchester United rocked as top academy prospect JJ Gabriel asks to leave club
MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Manchester United has been rocked by the news that one of its brightest prospects JJ Gabriel has asked to leave the club.
·Toronto, Canada
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The Independent (US)Wonderkid JJ Gabriel stuns Man United by asking to leave
The 15-year-old is one of the brightest talents to emerge from the United youth system in years and was thought to be part of Michael Carrick’s Carabao Cup squad against Brighton
·London, United Kingdom
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