Reports in Italy claim that Juventus have a clear price in mind when it comes to defender Gleison Bremer, but the Bianconeri are willing to entertain offers below the €58m release clause that is written into the centre-back’s contract.
Juventus are still looking at the possibility of selling one of its big-name stars this summer; Tuttosport reporting that Bremer, Khephren Thuram and Andrea Cambiaso are among the players that could be sacrificed in the event of an enticing offer.
Bremer has a €58m release clause in his contract, but despite being Juve’s first-choice centre-back over the last few seasons, finding a suitable buyer for the Brazilian is not as straight-forward as it may seem.
The former Torino man is now 29, has had a series of knee injuries, and has spent the 2026 World Cup watching on from the sidelines behind Arsenal’s Gabriel Magalhaes and PSG’s Marquinhos, which hasn’t exactly helped to put him in the shop window.
With this in mind, and a release clause of €58m, there are only a handful of clubs in Europe that could feasibly consider a move.
Previous reports claimed that Tottenham Hotspur were interested, but after deals for Marcos Senesi and a particularly expensive deal for Jean-Paul van Hecke makes this seem unlikely. Reports earlier this week claimed that Bayern Munich are also interested in the Brazilian as they look to strengthen their back line this summer.
The latest updates from Tuttosport claim that Juventus are willing to listen to offers below Bremer’s release clause, potentially in the region of €45m-€50m. The club remain adamant, however, that they will not sell for anything under €40m.
