Michael Carrick Taking Things Carefully with JJ Gabriel’s Future
- On Wednesday, 15-year-old Manchester United prospect Gabriel was omitted from the squad for a 3-2 Carabao Cup defeat to Brighton after his camp requested his departure from the club.
- Nicknamed 'Kid Messi', Gabriel became the youngest player to represent United in unofficial pre-season matches and scored a hat-trick on his Uefa Youth League debut for the Under-19s last Thursday.
- Last year, Gabriel became the youngest ever winner of the Jimmy Murphy Young Player of the Year award and was named Under-18 Premier League Player of the Season.
- Manager Michael Carrick confirmed he is involved in conversations about Gabriel's future, emphasizing the club must prioritize young players' welfare and well-being amid the situation.
- Despite Gabriel's formal request to cancel his registration, United officials feel the situation is rectifiable and have not given up hope of persuading the teenager to remain at Old Trafford.
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