Juventus Planning Contract Extensions for Bremer and Kalulu
Juventus are preparing talks to extend the contracts of Gleison Bremer and Pierre Kalulu. Both defenders have impressed early in the season, though negotiations are not yet advanced. Bremer attracted interest from Bayern Munich and Galatasaray before staying, while Kalulu drew mostly English inquiries and has returned to the France squad.
Juventus have opened the process of discussing new deals for Gleison Bremer and Pierre Kalulu, though no agreement is near. Both defenders have stood out this season apart from the team’s setback versus Sassuolo. Bremer has scored twice, recently changed agents to Legacy Football Agency, and stayed despite interest from Bayern Munich and Galatasaray.
Kalulu drew mainly English enquiries and has rejoined France’s squad after missing the World Cup. Reports suggest Juventus want to secure him for most of his remaining career; his current terms run to 2029 at €2.5M per year, and his leadership is valued off the field.
Keeping Bremer and Kalulu could give Juventus supporters a sense of continuity and may strengthen the team’s defensive identity, affecting matchday mood and merchandise interest. For the players, longer contracts may offer security and raise their standing, while fans and local businesses tied to the club could benefit from sustained competitiveness. Any delay, however, may fuel uncertainty among supporters and increase speculation, though the impact would likely remain confined to football culture and club communities.