Bremer hit out at Juve team-mates; Leverkusen eye a January move

📰 Leverkusen are reportedly preparing a January offer for Juventus's Gleison Bremer, who publicly criticised his team-mates. 📌 Key points 🗣️ Bremer criticised team-mates after the 3-0 defeat by Lazio. 🙇 He later apologised and is awaiting a club fine. 🧾 Carnevali said what Bremer said "was not right". 🇩🇪 According to Gazzetta, Leverkusen are preparing a January offer. 💶 Juventus are reportedly open to selling for financial reasons. 📝 What happened 🗣️ Juventus lost 3-0 at home to Lazio on 18 October. Bremer told Sky Sport Italia he was not happy to have represented the Juventus shirt that way, adding: "I cannot just carry everyone, some hide and feel scared when they hear jeers." 🙇 According to reports citing Fabrizio Romano, Bremer then apologised to his team-mates and staff, saying he spoke out of anger and frustration and did not mean any specific player. He is also awaiting a fine from the club. 🧾 Juventus's Giovanni Carnevali told Sky Sport Italia on 22 October: "We talked to the players and reproached Bremer, because what he said was not right." 🇩🇪 La Gazzetta dello Sport reported on 21 October that Leverkusen are interested and preparing an offer for the January window. Formal talks have not started, but Leverkusen are said to be ready to match his salary demands. 📊 By the numbers • Lazio defeat: Juventus 0-3 • Expected timing of Leverkusen's offer: January 2027 window • Formal talks: not yet started (per Gazzetta) 🔭 Why it matters Gazzetta says Juventus are open to a sale mainly for financial reasons, and Bremer's recent change of agent has fuelled the speculation. Losing their defensive leader would make Luciano Spalletti's rebuild even harder. Juventus face Napoli on 1 November.