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Gossip: Barcelona reveals the price the club will pay for JJ Gabriel

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Gossip: Barcelona reveals the price the club will pay for JJ Gabriel

LEIGH, ENGLAND – On 31 of AUGUST at Leigh Sports Village, Manchester United U21's JJ Gabriel featured in Premier League 2 against Leicester City U21. The youngster, who turned 16 this week, has told the Red Devils that he wants to leave Old Trafford, leaving Man Utd without answers.

Interest from big clubs

Barcelona, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich are closely tracking the striker. According to Sky Sport Germany, the Catalan club leads the race, while Bayern, based in Munich, has held recent talks, although the Spanish option appears the most likely.

The report indicates that any offer must exceed ten to fifteen million euros, a figure that includes the transfer fee, bonuses and other payments. Moreover, the player's entourage would demand a seven‑figure salary, which could deter some suitors.

Manchester United has offered the youngster an apprenticeship contract, but Gabriel remains firm in his intention to leave. The club, which plays at Trafford, appears ready to lose the talent who has yet to make his first‑team debut.

The match took place in Premier League 2 between Manchester United U21 and Leicester City U21 on 31 August in Leigh, England. Leigh Sports Village stadium served as the stage for the promising forward's performance.

The rumor mill remains active, fueling speculation about the player's future. Meanwhile, the interested clubs await defining the offer that could cost “well over ten to fifteen million euros.”

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