According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Bremer is recovering from a ligament injury in his left knee and is expected to return as early as the game against Naples.

Bremer carried out a series of tests in his final hours at Lyon. These tests are very important for the Brazilian defender and mean that his return to the game is getting closer. There is good news from France: the specialist who performed operations on Bremer's left knee ligament (October 2024) and meniscus (last month) has given the green light.

Bremer has been absent since the game against Atlanta on September 27. He can now gradually resume training and is expected to become an important member of the team again early next month. If all goes well, Spalletti can reintroduce Bremer for the game against Napoli on December 7 or for the next two games: the Champions League match against Paphos on December 10, and the away game at Bologna on December 14.

Bremer's return is crucial for Juventus. Last season, he was sidelined for ten months due to injury. During his injury period this season, Juventus lost three games (against Como, Real Madrid and Lazio). Bremer's presence or absence directly affected the team's performance.

Spalletti replaced Tudor as head coach on October 30, but has not yet had the opportunity to personally coach Bremer. The former coach is eager to add the Brazilian to his squad. Taking into account Financial Fair Play regulations, Juventus may only be able to make limited transfer operations in January, so Bremer's return will be a big boost to the team.

At the same time, Spalletti is also working hard to restore the status of other defensive players. Yesterday, Kelly started recovery training at the training base. The England defender excelled during Tudor's tenure but is yet to feature under Luciano Spalletti due to a thigh injury. Kelly is expected to return against Frankie Stadium on Saturday. In addition, Colombian player Cabal is also expected to return to the squad in the next game.