Real Madrid close on agreement to sign Manchester United 16-year-old JJ Gabriel
Madrid hope to bring in forward during January United to consider legal action if they feel rules broken Real Madrid are closing in on signing JJ Gabriel, though Manchester United will consider legal action if the club believe any rules have been broken. Madrid have offered the 16-year-old forward a multi-year contr…
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