Bremer has played an outstanding 2023-24 season, attracting the interest of several top clubs, particularly Manchester United, which has closely followed him throughout the season. There is a clause in his contract with Juventus, ranging from 60 to 70 million euros, allowing him to transfer if a club offers this amount. However, this clause will only be valid starting from the summer of 2025.

Thiago Motta, the new coach of Juventus, is planning to build the defensive wall starting with Gleison Bremer. However, there is a possibility that Bremer might leave Juventus soon due to a verbal promise made by the club during the last contract renewal. This promise includes a clause available from summer 2025 and is valued between 60 and 70 million, depending on the size of the English club that wants him. Juventus has committed to releasing Bremer this summer if an offer of that size is made. This possibility could become a reality if Manchester United, who had made an inquiry in the last days of January, returns in the coming months with a hefty offer.

Gleison Bremer is one of six players on the list to strengthen Manchester United's backline.

Manchester United has shown interest in Gleison Bremer. However, Juventus is not keen on letting go of their Brazilian talent, banking on the release clause that will only activate in the 2025-2026 season. But, if an offer exceeding 70 million euros comes in, Juventus might consider opening the doors for an immediate departure.

Manchester United is interested in signing Gleison Bremer from Juventus. An offer of 70 million euros is expected.

There are rumors of Bremer's potential transfer from Juventus to Manchester United. The odds for this transfer are seen at 5.

Manchester United are exploring a summer deal for Juventus's Brazilian defender Gleison Bremer.

Manchester United has shown interest in Bremer and is ready to make an offer of 50 million euros. The club has also proposed an annual salary of 10 million euros to the player, who wouldn't say no to such an offer. However, Juventus wants at least 70 million for the player.

Brazilian defender Bremer has drawn the interest of Manchester United and could be let go in the summer, provided an offer of at least 65-70 million euros is received.

Gleison Bremer could become one of the protagonists of the summer market. Juventus is not thinking about selling the Brazilian defender, but if some club were to come up with a significant offer, the company might consider it and at least evaluate it. Bremer, in fact, has a termination clause that varies from 60 to 70 million euros depending on various factors, but which will only be activated from the summer of 2025. Those who want Bremer, for now, will have to sit down to negotiate with Juventus. The '97 class is protected by a contract expiring in June 2028 and renewed a few months ago. In fact, the bianconeri, as mentioned, are not thinking about selling Bremer at the moment; only an irresistible offer could change their minds. And in this sense, attention to the market moves of the Premier League: in England they have set their sights on Bremer, and specifically Manchester United is the company that has taken the first steps with some preliminary survey after having followed him in recent months.

Bremer will be the big sacrifice to raise funds. Manchester United is ready with a check of 65/70 million to definitely give the green light to the sale.

Bremer, a key player in Juventus's defense, has a resolution clause in his contract renewal from last December. The clause is set at 70 million euros, a sum that English clubs can afford. Manchester United is ready to pay the clause amount to Juventus, which would free Bremer to leave. Although Bremer is content in Turin, where he has lived before as a Granata player and now as a Bianconero, he might be tempted by the money and the Premier League. Torino would get about 3 million euros, 10% of the excess of the 40 million paid for Bremer at the time, and thus record a capital gain of about 43 in the budget.

Bremer is reportedly in the sights of Manchester United. The Red Devils are ready to approach the 60 million euros release clause, which would allow Juventus to make a substantial capital gain next summer.

United are likely to make a move for Juventus centre back Gleison Bremer this summer. Man Utd’s interest in Gleison Bremer is not linked to Greenwood.

United will be in the market for at least one centre-back this summer, with Juventus defender Bremer on the Red Devils’ shortlist. United will also have to cough up at least £52million for Bremer.

Manchester United are ready to firm up their interest in Juventus centre-back Bremer. Bremer reportedly has a £43million release clause in his Juve deal which United do not deem excessive.

This summer transfer window is expected to be a busy one for Ratcliffe and incoming Man Utd director Dan Ashworth with several deals on the agenda. While Greenwood is likely to be their most notable outgoing, the signing of a new centre-back will be one of their priorities after injuries in defence have marred Erik ten Hag’s side this term. The Red Devils have been without Lisandro Martinez for much of this season and Raphael Varane is not the player he once was so they could do with signing a younger option at centre-back and they reportedly have their eye on Juventus standout Gleison Bremer. The Brazil international has been consistently linked with Premier League clubs in recent years as Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur have been mooted as potential destinations. But according to Italian publication Corriere dello Sport, Man Utd are ‘preparing an offer’ for Bremer, who is said to be their ‘number one target’. Ashworth is reportedly ‘preparing the assault’ for Bremer, who is ‘in the sights of many top European clubs’ and is available for €50m (£43m) as part of his current release clause. In an attempt to get a deal done, it is suggested that co-owner Ratcliffe will ‘spare no expense’.

There is plenty of interest in Bremer but it is United 'in particular' who are eyeing a summer move and Ratcliffe 'has no problem paying' the player's €58million (£49.7million) release clause.