The Brazilian centre-back has attracted the attention of several clubs in England willing to pay his release clause
Gleison Bremer he suddenly became the man of the moment in the house Juventus. After the leak of news in the last few hours, as verified by the editorial staff of Calciomercato.it, there is actually a real termination clause in the player’s contract. This, however, will only be activated in one year, i.e. starting from summer 2025 for a total sum of between 65 and 70 million euros.
What is contractually established, however, does not exclude the possibility of the former defender leaving Turin already next summer. Faced with any offers arriving from the Premier League, it will be up to Juve to carefully evaluate their options and decide on the future of their centre-back. For next summer, the Juventus club will therefore have the right to reject incoming proposals, unlike the summer of 2025 when the exit clause will be officially active and will cut the club out of the negotiations.
In any case, the risk exists that Bremer could already leave next summer in the face of a suitable proposal from England. In particular, the Brazilian defender has come into the sights of Manchester United also willing to bring forward the maxi investment by a year. Should the class of 1997 actually say goodbye to the Juventus next summer, it would force the Juventus club to review its plans for next season’s defense, thanks to the spoils collected from his sale.
Juve transfer market, Bremer’s heir is at home: Huijsen chosen
A scenario, one that would see the early farewell of Bremer from the Juventus to this summer, which was covered today in the Calciomercato.it survey.
According to our users, the Juventus club would already find the best replacement for the Brazilian defender at home. In fact, with 43% of the votes, the fans of the Juventus they indicated the return from the loan to the Rome Of Huijsen as the best remedy for the ex’s departure Turin. The Dutch naturalized Spanish central defender was preferred to the possible arrivals of Calafiori (24%) from Bologna and Mario Hermoso (11%) at no cost. 22%, finally, for Tiago Djalo, purchased by the Bianconeri last January.
