Report: Inter make first move for Juventus’ Bremer as Liverpool and United lurk over clause | OneFootball

Inter have made concrete approaches to the entourage of Gleison Bremer, joining Liverpool and Manchester United in the race for the Juventus centre-back as the Brazilian’s future at the club looks increasingly uncertain ahead of the summer window.

According to La Stampa, via FCInter1908, Inter have already moved to establish contact with Bremer’s representatives, though Juventus are not expected to offer significant discounts to their Scudetto rivals.

Premier League interest, by contrast, remains relatively tentative at this stage, leaving the door open for Inter to steal a march on their English competition.

Bremer has a release clause of €58 million in his contract, a figure set before he suffered a series of injuries that kept him out for much of the last year.

That pre-injury valuation is now considered by many to be above his current market rate, and Juventus may ultimately be forced to accept a lower figure, particularly given the player’s own apparent desire for a fresh start.

He publicly expressed his frustration with the club’s recent lack of success in a press conference earlier this season, and is understood to have attracted interest from multiple top clubs as a result.

LECCE, ITALY – MAY 09: Bremer of Juventus FC during the Serie A match between US Lecce and Juventus FC at Stadio Via del Mare on May 09, 2026 in Lecce, Italy. (Photo by Maurizio Lagana/Getty Images)

Bremer €58m clause and Inter’s defensive need make him a natural summer target

For Inter, the appeal is clear.

With Francesco Acerbi and Matteo Darmian both departing and Stefan de Vrij’s future unresolved, Chivu needs to add defensive reinforcements.

Furthermore, both Alessandro Bastoni and Yann Bisseck have been linked away from the club this summer, making Akanji the only certainty in defence next season.

Bremer, a proven performer at the highest level who knows Serie A inside out, would represent a significant upgrade on the alternatives currently being pursued.

Having made 121 appearances for Juventus since joining from Torino in 2022, Bremer’s potential move across Turin’s two biggest rivals to their Scudetto champions would be one of the more striking transfers of the summer.