Despite some shouting this season, Gleison Bremer immediately cemented himself as a stalwart at Juventus following his move from Torino last summer.
In the absence of injury-prone Leonardo Bonucci, the 25-year-old has been an integral member of Max Allegri’s three, ranking between his compatriots Danilo and Alex Sandro.
According to Sky Sport via ilBianconero, the coach is working on launching a “New Bremer”, an improved version of the Brazilian defender.
The report explains that Allegri has a vision in mind for the former Torino defender. He would like to transform him into a defender who can help create plays from behind, such as the role of Bonucci in the legendary BBC trio.
For this reason, the source ensures that the coaching staff is working with Bremer in personalized training, focusing mainly on long balls and vertical passes.
Juve FC says
In today’s age, even goalkeepers are forced to learn some basics on the ball. So let’s just hope Allegri’s reported work comes to fruition, as a sweeper would be a nice addition to the tactical scheme.
However, this type of technique also requires an innate talent that cannot be taught… not even to a Brazilian.
However, it wouldn’t hurt to try.
