Bayern and Inter Step Up Interest in Juventus Defender Gleison Bremer
Juventus faces financial strain and a €58m release clause that leaves the club likely to accept a negotiated fee.
Overview
- Multiple outlets report that Bayern Munich has opened initial talks with Juventus to test the feasibility of signing Bremer, while Inter Milan are also pursuing the centre-back.
- Bremer is under contract with Juventus until June 2029 and carries a reported €58 million release clause that was set before recent knee injuries reduced his market standing.
- Italian papers say Juventus may be willing to listen to offers below the clause, with figures around €45–50m widely cited and a lowest reported threshold near €40m.
- Juventus’ weakened finances after failing to reach the Champions League and a three-year UEFA settlement with a €6m fine are increasing pressure to generate transfer income.
- No formal bid has been confirmed and discussions are at an early exploratory stage, so the next steps to watch are any official offers from suitors and Juventus moving to firm negotiations or naming targets to replace Bremer.