BREAKING NEWS: Manchester United has finalized the £50m signing of a defender following Leny Yoro’s injury setback. The player is scheduled for a medical tomorrow, with an announcement expected in the morning.

Leny Yoro’s recent injury, sidelining him for three months, has intensified Manchester United’s search for a new centre-back. The club has been closely monitoring Matthijs de Ligt, though they are considering other alternatives as well.

One potential target is Juventus defender Gleison Bremer, as reported by Corriere dello Sport. The Italian newspaper suggests that Manchester United might entice the Brazilian defender with a significant offer soon.

Liverpool, Manchester United’s Premier League rivals, are also keeping an eye on Bremer. Despite a quiet transfer market for Liverpool so far, they might compete for the defender’s signature.

In May, it was reported that Manchester United were particularly interested in acquiring Bremer from Juventus. However, the club’s focus seemed to shift towards Yoro and De Ligt.

Corriere dello Sport notes that Bremer has a release clause of approximately £55.6 million (€66 million) in his Juventus contract, which expires on August 10.

Juventus faces a challenging situation in potentially replacing Bremer, who has been a standout defender in Serie A. Finding a replacement of his caliber would be a formidable task for the Italian club.

Should Manchester United secure Bremer’s signing, it might end De Ligt’s chances of joining the club. However, with Erik ten Hag needing a reliable central defender, the addition of Bremer would be crucial. His partnership with Lisandro Martinez could significantly strengthen United’s defense.

Bremer’s style of play aligns well with Ten Hag’s defensive strategies. A robust, no-nonsense defender, Bremer’s presence would enhance Manchester United’s backline stability.

Despite this, Juventus is unlikely to willingly part with a player considered central to their new project.

It remains uncertain if Manchester United’s representatives, including Dan Ashworth, are prepared to meet the £55.6 million release clause to secure Bremer’s transfer.

The next few days will be critical in determining whether Manchester United can finalize this high-profile acquisition, which could have significant implications for their defensive lineup and overall team strategy.