Bremer has reaffirmed his desire to remain at Juventus amid uncertainty over his future, saying he wants to win more silverware with the Serie A giants.

Bremer, who joined Juventus from Torino in 2022, has reportedly attracted interest this summer, with Tottenham, Inter and Bayern Munich all linked with a move. 

The 29-year-old has been a standout performer for Juventus since moving across Turin, making 122 appearances in all competitions for the Bianconeri. 

In 2025-26, Bremer ranked second within Luciano Spalletti's ranks for aerial duels won (79) and clearances (113), with both of those tallies only bettered by Lloyd Kelly. 

However, his performances did not help Juventus to any silverware, with the Bianconeri finishing their Serie A campaign in sixth and qualifying for the Europa League. 

It was the second time they had finished outside the Champions League places in the last four seasons, having finished in fourth place or higher in 11 consecutive campaigns prior to that.

But despite Juventus' struggles on the pitch, Bremer says a departure this summer never crossed his mind. 

"I have not asked Juventus to sell me. Especially at a difficult moment, for the club and for me, it never crossed my mind; it would be like running away," Bremer said.

"If one day I part from Juventus, perhaps when I'm older, I'll walk out the front door with my head held high."

Since Bremer joined the club four years ago, he has only picked up one major title, coming in the 2023-24 Coppa Italia as Juventus beat Atalanta in the final. 

Bremer has made his frustrations known, saying in a recent interview that a club of Juventus' stature should not just be fighting for fourth place in Serie A. 

The Brazilian did, however, put those comments into context, saying: "I didn't say those things because I was looking for an excuse to leave.

"If anything, I was trying to express my ambition; I'm not content to end my career with a Coppa Italia on the shelf.

"I want more, and I want Juventus to return to the level they belong at.

"As Spalletti has said, we're still a little way off, but we're laying important building blocks, [Randal] Kolo Muani, [Kerim] Alajbegovic.

"And I'm betting on my friend Douglas Luiz, who has qualities to spare and will show them."

Juventus have three more pre-season friendlies before their Serie A campaign begins on August 23 against Frosinone.