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Man United latest: Four clubs 'target' JJ Gabriel transfer as Man United exit fear emerges

Manchester United youngster JJ Gabriel has requested to cancel his registration at the club in a shock development for the budding young star's career. The 15-year-old prodigy is yet to make his official first team debut but did feature for Michael Carrick's side during pre-season.

Gabriel has regularly trained alongside the senior squad following his outstanding performances for United's U18's last season, netting 26 goals in 29 appearances. He recently bagged a hat-trick against Sabah in the UEFA Youth League and appeared to have a clear pathway into the first team.

However, Gabriel's future is now in doubt after he submitted a request to have his registration cancelled, though United have yet to accept it. United still believe the situation can be resolved but the club's chances of keeping hold of their academy gem could be complicated as the forward approaches his 16th birthday next month.

As he is eligible for a European passport, Gabriel could potentially move to clubs on the continent, unlike British players, who must wait until they reach 18. Here, MEN Sport examines some of the biggest stories surrounding the team.

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United fear Gabriel could exploit a transfer loophole to engineer a departure from Old Trafford after requesting to be released from his contract. The youngster would be unable to join a rival Premier League club until the season ends unless United agree to terminate his deal, though a move to an overseas side remains a possibility.

Should Gabriel hold an Irish passport, he would be eligible to sign for a European

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