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Juventus Keen on Retaining Bremer and Kalulu Long-Term

Gleison Bremer and Pierre Kalulu have been two of the best Juventus performers in the early going, aside from the collapse against Sassuolo. The brass is oriented to keep them for years to come. The o...

Juventus Keen on Retaining Bremer and Kalulu Long-Term

Juventus is eager to keep Brazilian defender Gleison Bremer and Belgian midfielder Pierre Kalulu on their roster for the long haul. Both players have been among the club's brightest stars so far this season. The club's management is focused on extending their contracts in the coming months. However, the negotiations are still in their early stages, as reported by Corriere dello Sport.

Bremer, in particular, has been in impressive form, netting two goals so far this season. He recently changed his agent and is now represented by Legacy Football Agency. While Bayern Munich and Galatasaray had shown interest in the past, Juventus is not inclined to sell him at a significant profit, as it would have allowed them to make multiple new signings. Bremer has since withdrawn himself from the transfer market and decided to recommit to Juventus.

Kalulu, on the other hand, has been a loyal and reliable player for the club since joining. He has been a trusted lieutenant for every coach during his tenure. The Bianconeri are reportedly working on a deal that would secure his services for the majority of his career. Currently, he is earning €2.5 million per year until 2029. Kalulu's leadership and composure extend beyond the pitch as well.

While the overall verdict on these signings is still somewhat uncertain, it is clear that both players are valuable assets to the club. They are not in a rush to leave, giving Juventus ample time to reach an agreement on their contract extensions.

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