At only 14, JJ Gabriel continues to shake up the codes at Manchester United. Spotted very early and quickly integrated into the training center, the winger already made his debut with those under 18, becoming the youngest player in the history of the club to evolve at this level. His performances, in particular a resounding double during a 13-1 against Leeds in April, convinced the management to bet on him, with the support of the technical director Jason Wilcox. This summer, Gabriel formalized his commitment with United and attended the Premier League opening match against Arsenal since the Directors' Lodge at Old Trafford.
Seduced by its potential, Ruben Amorim decided to go further by inviting him to train punctually with the first team. The Portuguese coach, who closely follows the young talents of Carrington, was impressed by his videos and wanted to meet Gabriel in person according to The Mirror. Even if he is still too young to participate in the FA Youth Cup, the winger is already among the club's most promising hopes, placed under the supervision of Darren Fletcher for his development. A name that he, a priori, will have to remember.
