Gabriel Biancheri has been told to leave the club on loan this summer before the transfer deadline, with lower league sides interested.
According to Football Insider, Gabriele Biancheri is free to leave Manchester United on a season-long loan move. The promising striker will have his path blocked to the first team for the time being, but teams from League One and League Two are potential destinations for him to acquire first-team action.
Manchester United have strengthened their attacking department this season, and they currently have three first-team strikers on their list if Rasmus Hojlund is included. The Dane is still expected to depart as Ruben Amorim plans for the season ahead.
Summer arrival Benjamin Sesko is expected to be Amorim’s first choice No.9 for the upcoming campaign, with Joshua Zirkzee playing a close secondary role. Hojlund departure will allow Manchester United to hand young Danish prodigy Chido Obi Martin some valuable minutes whenever possible during the season, which will, in turn, restrict the development of Gabriele Biancheri.
The young centre-forward has been at the club since 2023 following his arrival from Cardiff City’s academy, where he spent the previous nine years of his youth. Biancheri has been impressive for the Under-18s and Under-21s last season, scoring 21 goals and providing six assists in 35 games combined for both age groups.
He has ambitions to make it to the first team squad, but for now, the pathway seems to be blocked by the presence of senior strikers as well as Obi Martin. Hence, a move away from the club seems like the obvious choice to fuel his development further.
Manchester United to loan Gabriele Biancheri
Manchester United have told the 18-year-old attacking sensation to leave the club on loan before the transfer deadline. The primary idea is to have the striker available for the future in case the club feels he can develop to their standards. They had also rejected an approach from Como earlier in the year, which indicates they do hold the striker to high standards.
The report states lower league sides from League One and League Two are the probable destinations for the 18-year-old attacking sensation. As he has never played outside of youth levels, Biancheri will now face the prospect of featuring in a first team for a prolonged period if he can find a club to take him on loan in the days before the window shuts.