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Juventus Open to Selling Bremer

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Juventus are reportedly willing to accept between €45m and €50m for Gleison Bremer this summer, with Bayern Munich among the clubs interested in the Brazilian defender.

Juventus are reportedly prepared to lower their asking price for Gleison Bremer this summer, with fresh reports suggesting the Serie A giants are willing to negotiate below the defender’s €58 million release clause.

The Bianconeri remain open to selling one of their high-profile players during the transfer window, with Bremer, Khephren Thuram and Andrea Cambiaso all considered potential departures if suitable offers arrive.

Bremer has established himself as Juventus’ first-choice centre-back over the past few seasons, but the club are now prepared to consider his sale as they continue to reshape the squad ahead of the new campaign.

Despite the €58 million release clause in his contract, Juventus are aware that finding a buyer willing to meet that figure may prove difficult.

The Brazilian defender is now 29 years old and has also battled a series of knee injuries, factors that have affected his market value.

His situation has also not been helped by a lack of playing time at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Bremer has spent much of Brazil’s campaign on the bench behind Arsenal defender Gabriel Magalhaes and Paris Saint-Germain captain Marquinhos, limiting his opportunity to impress potential suitors.

Tottenham Hotspur had previously been linked with the former Torino defender, but those rumours have cooled following the arrivals of Marcos Senesi and Jean-Paul van Hecke. Bayern Munich, meanwhile, continue to monitor the situation as they search for defensive reinforcements this summer.

The Bundesliga champions are believed to be among the few clubs capable of making a significant move for Bremer, although Juventus now appear willing to ease negotiations by lowering their demands.

According to the latest report, the Turin giants are prepared to listen to offers in the region of €45 million to €50 million.

However, the club remain firm on one point: they will not sanction the sale of Bremer for anything below €40 million, regardless of the level of interest that develops in the coming weeks.

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