Manchester United s 15-year-old Messi has scored 11 goals in 9 games, and Real Madrid is also coveting it! The 7 million new signing s debut plan is exposed

Since the youth training players in Manchester United's first team have fallen out of favor, and Kobe Maynor is on the verge of leaving the team, the attention of youth training enthusiasts has been focused on "Little Messi" Gabriel (JJ Gabriel). He just celebrated his 15th birthday and is not even old enough to participate in the FA Youth Cup this season, but fans have already placed high hopes on him.

According to reports from Spain's "Fichajes Transfer Network", Real Madrid has also set its sights on Gabriel, who plays as a forward. The latter jumped up to participate in the Premier League U18 League this season, scoring 11 goals in 9 games, ranking second in the scorer list. It is reported that Real Madrid believes that the English demon may be a future superstar, just like Nike's evaluation. The latter believes that Gabriel may reach the level of Cristiano Ronaldo, so it has signed a sponsorship contract with him early.

Real Madrid believes they can provide a better environment than Manchester United to help him become a future star at the Bernabeu. Not only Real Madrid, but La Liga's Barcelona and Bundesliga's Bayern Munich are also interested in Gabriel. In the past, Barcelona have invited Gabriel to visit the club and had their idol Yamal take photos with him.

At the same time, Manchester United is also determined to ensure that Gabriel can stay at Old Trafford for the long term. It is reported that the club has repelled a wave of poaching frenzy from European clubs this summer. At the time, Gabriel was approached by the European giants in Serie A, but a last-minute commitment from Manchester United chief executive Omar Berada and sporting director Jason Wilcox successfully persuaded him to renew his contract for two years.

The conditions provided by the Red Devils to Gabriel include training with the first team, and he was arranged to meet with coach Ruben Amorim. Amorim had an in-depth exchange with Gabriel, explained his coaching philosophy, and emphasized the importance of working hard in training.

According to a report by the British media "GIVEMESPORT", Manchester United is also planning the debut of new £7 million aid Diego Leon in the long term. The 18-year-old Paraguayan left-back is adapting to his new life after officially joining Manchester United in the summer window. Leon was arranged to participate in the Manchester United U21 game. It is hoped that he will gradually adapt to ensure that his abilities develop naturally, and then he will be considered to participate in the first team game.

A source revealed that Leon's performance at Carrington was quite normal. There was no amazing performance or any worrying issues. He just performed in a stable and professional manner. Leon himself has thoroughly enjoyed the experience and is currently happy with everything at the club.

Manchester United has specially created a warm and friendly environment for Leon so that he can integrate as soon as possible. The veteran players lent a helping hand to help him adapt, especially Brazil's 33-year-old veteran Casemiro, who took the initiative to assume the responsibility of guiding him. With the careful help of "Fat Tiger", Leon has made remarkable progress in adapting to the new culture and environment.

After joining Manchester United, Leon was also selected for the Paraguay national team for the first time and went with the team to Osaka to participate in a friendly match. He performed well in Paraguay's U20 national youth team, and Paraguay coach Gustavo Alfaro is very keen to observe his growth up close.

But Manchester United will remain patient and not be in a hurry to let Leon appear on the first team stage immediately. It is hoped that he will continue to improve through training and the youth team, avoid excessive hype or overreaction, and ensure that players focus on daily learning and progress and make silent progress.

After experiencing the lessons of talented players over the past many years, keeping a low profile and working hard has become Manchester United's new development model for the new generation of young players like Gabriel and Leon.