Manchester United youth forward JJ Gabriel, 15, set to leave club
The highly-rated teenage striker is reportedly on the verge of departing United's academy, BBC Sport says.
Manchester United's highly-rated 15-year-old forward JJ Gabriel is on the verge of leaving the club, according to BBC Sport.
Gabriel, who has been regarded as one of the standout talents in United's youth ranks, is understood to be close to ending his time at the club, the report said.
BBC Sport did not provide further details on the destination of the young forward or the reasons behind the anticipated departure.
Manchester United have not issued a public comment on the matter.
Further details are expected to emerge as the situation develops.
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