Gianni Keda: Bremer s injury is a heavy loss, Juventus lacks identity and a regular starting lineup

October 16th Juventus star Gianni Keda talked about Bremer’s injury, coach Tudor, Yildiz’s contract extension and other topics in an interview.

Juventus defender Bremer was injured again and underwent knee meniscus removal surgery, which had a great impact on Juventus's defense.

Bremer's absence is a heavy loss. When Motta was coaching last season, Juventus encountered problems after Bremer was injured and the team lost its defensive tightness. I hope Tudor doesn't end up in the same situation again this time. But I see that the current Juventus is similar to last season. It is also a team that lacks a sense of identity and a fixed starting lineup. So far, Juventus' main lineup is still unclear.

Tudor had a clear idea about the basic lineup before, but now his ideas seem to have changed.

Tudor once established a basic lineup and can build a new Juventus, but now I see some confusion. The team’s technical line and management direction must be clear.

Vlahovic's contract with Juventus will expire next summer and he refuses to renew with a salary cut. Although Vlahovich has scored 4 goals for Juventus this season, there are still rumors that he may leave the team in the winter

This is not a player problem, but a management problem. Juventus must figure out how to treat him, because it cost a lot of money to sign him, but now the player may leave for free. This issue should have been addressed earlier, as certain situations are magnified when results are less than ideal.

There are recent reports that Juventus hopes to renew Yildiz's contract and the two parties are negotiating

If you believe in this current project, you must show your support with practical actions. Yildiz's contract extension would send an important signal, also from a financial perspective. Juventus must return to the quality and consistency of Napoli and Inter Milan, and to do so requires a serious and consistent project based on talented young players and clear decisions.