Gleison Bremer: It’s not easy to play for Juventus

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Already with a US Tour under his belt and into his fourth week as part of the Juventus squad, Gleison Bremer finally met the press as a Bianconeri player.

“We are concentrating on starting the season strongly against Sassuolo on Monday. This year we are all focused on putting the club back on track. We want to win at Juventus - this is a club where I can compete for important titles.

“It’s a club that aims to win, to be at the top, so it was the right thing to join Juve.”

“A three-player defence is different from playing four at the back. I consider myself one of the best defenders in Italy but now I’m learning to adapt to this new playing system. I've spoken to Coach Allegri, we share the same winning mentality.

“It won’t be simple here because it’s not easy to play for Juventus, but I knew there were Brazilians here and this helped me make my decision. I spoke to Danilo and Alex Sandro and they were helpful in making up my mind, and they have helped me settle in straight away. Also, playing for Juventus will help me aim for the World Cup.”

"I am my own sternest critic. When I arrive home after a match I look back on my performance and analyse what went right and what went wrong. I’d been looking to change clubs for two years, to take a step up, because I want to win and to always improve my game.

"Being at Juve means setting your sights high. We want to do well in the Champions League, but we must first focus on Serie A."

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