Gleison Bremer on Juventus' 3-0 Loss to Lazio: Players Must Own Their Performance
Following Juventus' 3-0 defeat at home against Lazio, centre-back Gleison Bremer spoke openly about the frustrations felt by the team. Despite suspended manager Luciano Spalletti providing tactical instructions, Bremer emphasized that it is ultimately up to the players to deliver on the pitch.
Lazio Takes Early Lead and Extends Advantage
Juventus began with some promising chances from Alajbegovic and Nick Woltemade but failed to convert. The visitors opened the scoring in the 37th minute when Oliver Provstgaard headed Lazio ahead. The early goal unsettled the Juventus squad, and Lazio took full advantage, adding two more goals from Gustav Isaksen and Fisayo Dele-Bashiru after halftime. Spalletti, watching from the stands due to suspension, saw his team lose composure as the game slipped away.
Bremer Calls for Player Responsibility Over Coaching Changes
When asked if Spalletti's approach needs adjustment, Bremer was clear that the burden lies with the players. "The coach gives indications, but we are the ones who need to put it into action on the field," he told Sky Sport Italia. He acknowledged the team had opportunities before conceding but said the first goal sparked frustration that affected their performance. "That is something we need to sort out immediately," Bremer added.
Confidence Shaken After Lazio’s Efficient Finishing
The defeat exposed cracks in Juventus' tactical discipline, according to Bremer. "We’ve got to analyse our mistakes and immediately get back on track, because there’s no time for anything else," he said. He also mentioned trying to motivate teammates but recognized that some players respond better under pressure than others. "I try to give a hand, I talk to them... We can push them to a certain point, but that’s all. Some have more character than others," Bremer explained.
Juventus Look to Bounce Back Quickly
The loss leaves Juventus slipping down Serie A standings, now trailing leaders by eight points. Spalletti and his coaching staff will review player performances carefully as the team prepares for upcoming matches. The club is focused on regaining mental strength and consistency to avoid further setbacks.
- Next Matches:
- Juventus vs Rennes – Europa League, 22 Oct 2026, 19:45
- Lazio vs Paris Saint-Germain – Serie A, 24 Oct 2026, 21:45






