“If you are able to bring this amazing defender to Manchester United, I will come to Old Trafford” – Manchester United is set to activate the £43 million release clause of a South American talent following recommendations from Ashworth.
Manchester United is reportedly intensifying their efforts to secure the signing of Juventus defender Gleison Bremer this summer, according to the Mirror.
Manchester United is reportedly intensifying their efforts to secure the signing of Juventus defender Gleison Bremer this summer, according to the Mirror.
With the Red Devils aiming to bounce back from a disappointing season, they are keen on strengthening their squad for the next campaign.
Since Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s recent acquisition of a minority stake in the club, he has taken charge of the football operations.
Ratcliffe has already appointed Omar Barrada as the new CEO, and Dan Ashworth is his preferred choice for the role of sporting director.
Although Ashworth’s move to United is not finalized yet, he has already begun working behind the scenes and has given approval to pursue Bremer.
Reportedly, Manchester United is now preparing to escalate their pursuit of the Brazilian defender by triggering his £43 million release clause to bring him to Old Trafford.
Bremer has been a standout performer for Juventus this season, contributing to their push for a top-four finish and qualification for the Champions League.
Known for his speed, strength, aerial ability, ball-playing skills, defensive prowess, and tactical intelligence, Bremer possesses qualities that are well-suited for the Premier League.
Securing Bremer’s signature could be a significant coup for Manchester United, bolstering their defensive line. However, it remains to be seen if the club will proceed with the deal and successfully land the highly-rated defender.
After a convincing win over Liverpool in the FA Cup, Manchester United is set to face Brentford and Chelsea in the Premier League, presenting challenging fixtures for Erik ten Hag’s side after the international break.