Bayern Munich is keeping close tabs on JJ-Gabriel. The Manchester United teenager is regarded as one of the most talented players of his generation, and according to Sky Germany, he is planning to leave Manchester United.

In mid-September, it became known that JJ-Gabriel requested to be deregistered from Manchester United's youth academy through his agent. However, in the Premier League, such moves require agreement from the club, player, and parents. Manchester United has refused to let him go and is working hard to keep the young player.

Recently, Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag commented on this prospect: "I think we really have to be careful about all of this. He's still just a 15-year-old child. What's most important to me—and from the club's perspective as well—is clearly that we take good care of our young players. Their welfare, mental and physical condition, and public exposure matter. I think we all need to be very mindful of that in this situation. As a club, we are of course involved in all such discussions. I think we need to be very cautious."

Bayern has opened negotiations as Real Madrid and Barcelona pursue him aggressively.

Beyond the Bundesliga champions, Real Madrid and Barcelona are also closely monitoring this player's situation. Both Spanish giants are very determined, and Paris Saint-Germain has also entered the competition.

According to Sky Germany, Bayern's management has already held talks with the player's representatives. Both sides were set to continue negotiations on Monday. German Bundesliga clubs RB Leipzig, Borussia Dortmund, and Bayer Leverkusen had previously made contact, but their interest has since cooled.

However, the real obstacle lies in financial demands. Since JJ-Gabriel has no professional contract yet, his transfer would in principle only require training compensation. However, salary and signing-on fee demands will also arise.

JJ-Gabriel wants to apply for an EU passport.

JJ-Gabriel turns 16 tomorrow, October 6th. In England, players can sign scholarship contracts from this age, but cannot sign professional contracts until age 17.

The London-born player currently holds British nationality but has Irish heritage through his father and Cypriot heritage through his mother. According to Sky Germany, JJ-Gabriel hopes to apply for a Cypriot passport. An EU passport would be a prerequisite for him to join a European club. Could this happen in the upcoming winter transfer window?

This would become possible from January onwards—making it almost a free transfer—and Gabriel and his team have already planned for this. Otherwise, this exceptional talent would have to wait until age 18 to leave his club.

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