Ace Defender Bremer in the Eye of the Storm at Juventus
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16-second readGleison Bremer faced criticism and a fine after making comments about his Juventus teammates following a collapse against Lazio, according to The Cult of Calcio. He accused other players of hiding when the crowd booed, sparking a public reprimand from management and coach Luciano Spalletti. Bremer had to address the issue in the locker room and was sanctioned.

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Gleison Bremer faced criticism and a fine after making comments about his Juventus teammates following a collapse against Lazio, according to The Cult of Calcio. He accused other players of hiding when the crowd booed, sparking a public reprimand from management and coach Luciano Spalletti. Bremer had to address the issue in the locker room and was sanctioned. The incident reignited speculation about his future at the club.
Despite the controversy, Bremer won't lose the captain's armband, but has been advised by Juventus brass to avoid similar comments. His camp received calls from other teams, including Bayer Leverkusen, ahead of January. The Bianconeri are not willing to let him go easily, and suitors weren't outright rejected. Bremer's release clause is around €60M, and his €6M salary makes him a significant investment.
Bremer isn't pushing to leave at this stage, and his camp's mixed signals about outside interest have raised questions. While linked to an exit several times, it never materialized. The Brazilian's value to Juventus is considered higher than to other clubs, and only very rich offers could prompt negotiation. His performance has been fine but not perfect, especially in the game against Lazio.
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- Juventus, Lazio
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Gleison Bremer has had a busy week following some tough comments toward his Juventus teammates after the collapse against Lazio, which led to a fine and an apology and rekindled the chatter about his future, TuttoSport informs. The defender accused other Bianconeri players of hiding when the crowd booed because they were scared. He had to hash it out in the locker room and was publicly reprimanded by the management and Luciano Spalletti. He was also sanctioned, even though his criticism, while very straightforward, was meant to be constructive. Bremer won’t be stripped of the captain’s armband but has been invited to avoid similar that kind of by the Juventus brass.
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