Bayern Munich remain serious about signing Gleison Bremer this summer, although the German club do not agree with the 40 million euro valuation placed on the defender by Juventus. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the difference in valuation has become one of the main obstacles preventing progress in negotiations between the two clubs.
Juventus would ideally prefer to retain Bremer because of his importance to the squad, but the club have become more open to a sale after failing to qualify for the Champions League. A significant transfer fee would provide valuable funds that could be reinvested into strengthening the squad during the current transfer window.
Bayern unwilling to meet valuation
Bremer is regarded as one of Juventus’ most valuable assets, and his departure would generate substantial income for the club. While the Brazilian is believed to be happy in Turin, his future may ultimately depend on the decisions made by the club rather than his own preference.
Bayern have monitored the defender closely and consider him capable of strengthening their back line. However, the report states that the Bundesliga champions value Bremer at around 30 million euros and are unwilling to match Juventus’ current asking price of 40 million euros.
Swap deal remains possible
The gap between the two valuations has complicated negotiations, although discussions over alternative solutions are continuing. Both clubs are understood to be exploring options that could make an agreement more achievable before the transfer window closes.
The report adds that a possible swap deal involving Kim Min-jae has emerged as an alternative that both clubs could consider. Such an arrangement could help bridge the financial gap while allowing Juventus and Bayern Munich to strengthen their respective squads. Whether either club decides to pursue that option is expected to become clearer as negotiations continue over the coming weeks.