Juventus transfer market heats up with Bayern eyeing defender Gleison Bremer

German champions Bayern Munich are reported to be preparing a bid of around €30 million for Juventus centre‑back Gleison Bremer, whose release clause is €58 million. Juventus have indicated a minimum price of €40 million and say they would consider offers below the clause if a suitable deal is reached. Bremer, under contract with Juventus until 2029, is playing for Brazil at the World Cup and has expressed satisfaction with his role at the club, making a move uncertain.

In parallel, Juventus are monitoring other targets. Mid‑fielder Leon Goretzka, recently released by Bayern, is being pursued as a low‑cost option, though his €9 million‑a‑year salary is above Juventus’s wage ceiling. The Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki of Parma and midfielders Franck Kessie and Leon Goretzka have also been named as potential signings, each facing financial or contractual hurdles.

The summer transfer window thus sees Juventus balancing the need for defensive reinforcement, potential revenue from Bremer’s sale, and the search for affordable talent across positions.