According to Goal.com, Manchester United is considering taking legal action regarding 15-year-old player JJ Gabriel's request to leave the club.

Fabrizio Romano reported that Gabriel's representatives are in discussions with multiple clubs. Real Madrid, Barcelona, and other top clubs are attempting to sign him, with Spanish clubs currently leading the race, though competition remains fierce.

Romano also stated that Gabriel has not directly negotiated with or signed a contract with Barcelona. His representatives, family, and agents are discussing his future.

According to Football FanCast, Manchester United is considering legal action because they believe external parties are interfering in Gabriel's case. Simultaneously, Manchester United hopes to secure higher compensation should Gabriel leave the club.

The 15-year-old Gabriel has formally requested to have his registration with Manchester United cancelled, which would allow him to freely pursue other clubs while severing his ties with United.

Manchester United has rejected Gabriel's request and has stated firmly that they will retain his registration until the end of the season.

According to Premier League rules, a player can only have their registration cancelled during their contract period with the agreement of the club, the player, and the parents/guardians. If no agreement is reached, either party can request the Premier League to make an official decision on the registration cancellation.

Gabriel was close to making his first-team debut and was being prepared for a League Cup match against Brighton before requesting to leave, which surprised the club.

Gabriel will turn 16 on October 6, and multiple European clubs including Real Madrid, Barcelona, Borussia Dortmund, and Paris Saint-Germain are monitoring him. Once he turns 16, he can appoint an agent to represent him, which would make his departure easier. He also holds an Irish passport. According to sources, prominent agent Ali Barat has been advising him on discussions with Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund.

Manchester United's demand for higher compensation is supported by precedent. Fulham received £4.3 million plus a 20% sell-on clause when Harvey Elliott transferred to Liverpool in 2019. Liverpool was previously banned from registering academy players and fined £100,000 after improperly registering a Stoke City academy player.

However, Manchester United's situation is complicated by the fact that Gabriel's next club may fall outside the jurisdiction of the English Football Association, meaning FIFA may ultimately determine compensation and potential breach violations.

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