Bremer is growing, and there's a Juventus date circled in red. Gatti is a mainstay in Tudor, and two defensive players are leaving.

A well-functioning defense doesn't change. This is a mantra that Juventus is currently repeating day after day regarding the defense. Igor Tudor , right from his first training sessions at Continassa , has already seen firsthand the reality of a well-rounded backline with excellent options. Numerically, it would be easier to trim than to integrate new resources: there's no shortage of players, and even the long-term absentees are providing the results the Croatian coach has been anxiously awaiting. Indeed, Gleison Bremer 's impact on the pitch, for example, hasn't gone unnoticed.

He had already worked with the group in the United States, but in Turin he's further testing the progress of the past few weeks. So far, everything's going well: Bremer is doing well, improving rapidly, and feeling increasingly comfortable in his new life at Juventus. The one with Tudor at the helm, so to speak. The respect between the two is certainly already strong: there's a strong bond, which is being cemented session after session. The outlook remains the same: Juventus-Parma on August 24th is in his sights. Circled in red. Gleison wants to be a key player there, to lead a team that has sorely missed its defensive leader.

Speaking of personality, Federico Gatti naturally stands out. He's been kept under control in recent months, due to a physical condition that required special attention, but he arrived at Continassa in perfect condition. The best possible. Tudor is satisfied and knows he can count on a player who now also has a solid and defined contractual situation : the clouds on the horizon are no longer there.

Among the players who, despite themselves, have been out of action for a long time, Juan Cabal cannot be overlooked. The Colombian has returned to training with the group , completing the athletic portion alongside his teammates. The former Verona player is fully recovered, but clearly, compared to Bremer, he needs further work before he can be considered a key player in the new Juventus. The Bianconeri will wait for him, confident they'll have him back in top form between the end of September and the beginning of October. There's no need to rush things, just stick to a schedule that has so far gone smoothly. Cabal is raring to go, but after a torn cruciate ligament, caution is never enough.