Juventus set asking price for star defender Bremer, just one player not for sale
Juventus is reportedly prepared to consider offers starting from €60 million for their key defender, Gleison Bremer.
According to Tuttosport, Juventus will entertain bids of at least €60 million for their center-back Bremer in the upcoming summer transfer window. While the Bianconeri have not actively listed the Brazilian on the transfer market, a proposal of that magnitude would compel them to engage in discussions with interested clubs.
Tuttosport emphasizes that Kenan Yildiz, who recently extended his contract until 2030, remains the sole player Juventus considers untouchable. Bremer's current contract with Juventus runs until June 2029.
In his prior contract, Bremer had a €60 million release clause, and Juventus believes this figure accurately represents the player's market value for the summer.
Bremer has not yet attracted formal offers from any club. He recently scored his maiden goal for the Brazilian national team in an international friendly against France last week.
Tuttosport further reports that Juventus is still seeking a new center-forward for the upcoming season, irrespective of whether Dusan Vlahovic extends his current contract.
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