According to Corriere dello Sport, Manchester United is the front-runner to recruit Juventus player Gleison Bremer, ahead of Newcastle United.
Bremer is the top target for the Red Devils, who want to add a star center back during the summer transfer window, according to Italian sources.
In December of last year, Bremer signed a new, long-term contract with the Bianconeri; however, the agreement also included a €61 million “soft release clause.”
Bremer appears to be headed for a move to the Premier League, according to Corriere dello Sport (page 2). United has the upper hand over the Magpies in the signing process.
His possible transfer will bring €55 million to the Bianconeri. In the event that United or any other team signs him, his previous club Torino will be entitled 10% of the signing price.
Bremer could be heading to Man Utd this summer
The Brazilian has shown to be one of the league’s most exceptional defenders, and it looks like United is moving closer to signing him this summer.Because of the release clause, the Red Devils would not have to negotiate with the Bianconeri, and if personal conditions are agreed upon, a trade might be pretty simple.Bremer’s weekly salary with the Turin giants is approximately €177,000. 
If the defender demands at least €250,000 per week in order to move to Old Trafford, we won’t be shocked.Given the defender’s age (27), we’re not entirely sold on a transfer, although manager Erik ten Hag might be considering bringing in an accomplished player to take Raphael Varane’s place.
The club’s second-highest earner, Varane, has not been given a contract extension past June. In the summer, he might be able to transfer for free.Bremer seems like a wise addition. This season, he has an 87% passing accuracy percentage in Serie A. In addition to 5.4 recoveries and 3.9 clearances per game, he has won 5.4 duels.In addition, he has averaged 1.8 tackles per game and 12 clean sheets. He is rumored to be considering a move to the Premier League, and it looks like United will be able to sign him.