Gleison Bremer has criticized Juventus for coasting for six years, emphasizing the need for the team to win. He expressed urgency in his desire to achieve success as he approaches 30 years old.
Key points
Gleison Bremer criticizes Juventus for coasting for six years
Bremer emphasizes urgency for the team to win
Juventus will play against Milan on Sunday
Bremer is 29 and feels he cannot wait for success
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Bremer: âJuventus must win and cannot keep coasting for 6 yearsâ
Bremer: âJuventus must win and cannot keep coasting for 6 yearsâ
Gleison Bremer has warned Juventus âhave been just coasting along for six years and this cannot happen. I want to win, I am 29 and cannot wait any longer.â
The defender sat down for a press conference this afternoon, taking the place of coach Luciano Spalletti ahead of this weekendâs showdown with Milan.
That kicks off at San Siro on Sunday at 19.45 UK time (20.45 CEST).
Bremer wants ambitious Juventus
PARMA, ITALY â FEBRUARY 01: Bremer of Juventus celebrates scoring his teamâs first goal with teammate Francisco Conceicao during the Serie A match between Parma Calcio 1913 and Juventus FC at Stadio Ennio Tardini on February 01, 2026 in Parma, Italy. (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images)
It is a head-to-head battle between third and fourth in the Serie A table, and Bremer has had enough of clubs insisting that Champions League qualification is their primary objective.
âI am happy here, but it is important that the club gets back to winning ways. In order to be considered a champion player, you have to get back to winning.
Q&A
What did Gleison Bremer say about Juventus' performance?
Gleison Bremer stated that Juventus has been coasting for six years and emphasized the need for the team to win.
Why is Bremer concerned about Juventus' future?
Bremer is concerned because he is 29 years old and feels he cannot wait any longer for the team to achieve success.
When is Juventus' next match against Milan?
Juventus will face Milan this Sunday at 19.45 UK time (20.45 CEST).
Who represented Juventus in the press conference?
Gleison Bremer represented Juventus in the press conference, taking the place of coach Luciano Spalletti.
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âI want to win, because I am 29 years old and I cannot wait any longer. You canât just float along for six years, you need to target the Scudetto. Having said that, itâs still early to say weâll challenge for it next season. Weâve got to finish this term and then see what happens on the transfer market.â
BOLOGNA, ITALY â DECEMBER 14: Manuel Locatelli and Bremer of Juventus celebrate following the Serie A match between Bologna FC 1909 and Juventus FC at Renato DallâAra Stadium on December 14, 2025 in Bologna, Italy. (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images)
Juventus had been struggling even to make it into Europe, but have been laying the foundations for the future, starting with a new long-term contract for coach Luciano Spalletti.
âThe club took this decision, and since he arrived, the team has changed a great deal,â added Bremer.
âThey also renewed the contracts for Kenan Yildiz, Wes McKennie, Manuel Locatelli.â
Juve are linked with a bid for Liverpool and Brazil goalkeeper Alisson Becker, so has Bremer spoken to his fellow countryman about coming to Turin?
âI havenât spoken to Alisson, he is a great goalkeeper, but we already have Perin and Di Gregorio. This is up to the club, not me.â
TURIN, ITALY â APRIL 06: Bremer of Juventus celebrates scoring his teamâs first goal during the Serie A match between Juventus FC and Genoa CFC at Allianz Stadium on April 06, 2026 in Turin, Italy. (Photo by Valerio Pennicino/Getty Images)
The Bianconeri are currently in fourth place, but it is not enough to keep Bremer content.
âIt is not a positive season at all. We shouldâve done much better, especially in the Coppa Italia and Champions League, but that is the past now and we have to look forward.
âAt the same time, playing just once a week has given us the time we needed to work on the details, and you can see that on the field. The coach is pushing to get the best out of us.â
Max Allegri is still very familiar to many of the Juventus players, so his Milan will have few secrets for them tomorrow.
âAllegri is a good coach, he won a lot, we know him well. If we win tomorrow, the Champions League will almost be locked down,â added Bremer.
âIt was good with Allegri, because we got back to winning after a long time, and I also learned a great deal from him on how to defend. Spalletti always wants to play the ball, control the initiative, and that is what we are trying to do game by game.
âHe wants everyone to be able to occupy the spaces, look up and see the passing options.â
