'It's simply not true' - Stefan Borson reacts to JJ Gabriel development at Man United

JJ Gabriel's exit request from Manchester United is not financially motivated, according to financial adviser Stefan Borson, despite reports suggesting a wage dispute.

Manchester United academy midfielder JJ Gabriel, 16, has requested to leave the club, with Real Madrid, Arsenal, PSG, Bayern Munich and Chelsea monitoring the situation. Financial adviser Stefan Borson has told Football Insider that reports claiming Gabriel is holding out for higher wages are false, stating the player would already be earning around £1m per year at his level. Borson believes the departure is driven by other factors beyond compensation.