Bremer: I originally wanted to play with Chiellini, but Ronaldo, Neymar, and Mbappe are the hardest to defend

Juventus defender Bremer has returned from injury. In an exclusive interview with the club's official program "Small Talk", he talked about multiple topics such as injury recovery, childhood, and career review.

Your childhood in Brazil

"I was born in a town with only 8,000 residents. My father runs a farm, and I like it very much. Now I also have a farm in my hometown, and my father helps me manage it. He was also born in a town. His family was relatively wealthy. My father also played amateur football when he was young. Later, his parents divorced and life became difficult. He didn't make enough money, so he gave up football. My mother is A teacher. Later, my dad started working in the city and went to the farm in his spare time. We would help my dad after school, and I had three siblings. He played midfielder or defender on the court, but never played high-level games. At that time, there was a Santos player in our town, and he helped me a lot. He told me that many people are talented, but you also want to be a professional player. I grew up with this mentality. "

How did your football career start?

"My father always encouraged me to play football, but also reminded me to study and not to bet on football. Now my brother works in a metallurgical factory in São Paulo, and my sister is a psychologist. I go back to Brazil once a year. I occasionally ask my father to come to Italy, but he doesn't like it. He said it's too cold. He is used to walking in Brazil wearing shorts and slippers, especially in winter, the climate is completely different."

Did you pay attention to A when you were a child?

"At that time, Serie A was as exciting as the Premier League now. Serie A was often played on TV. Juventus, Sampdoria, Ronaldo, Cafo, Adriano... Brazil's top players all play football in Italy. For us South American players, Italy and Spain are the most suitable countries to live in. Life is comfortable, the food is good, the environment is good, and the sea is also good. It is really perfect here."

You used to play for Turin

"When I first came to Italy, I thought it was beautiful but also strange, completely different from Brazil. I like it because I came from summer and the weather is very similar to my hometown in Brazil. But when winter comes, I find that life is not that simple. You must Learn the language immediately, I can understand and express it now. Then I have to adapt to the meaning of culture, city, and club. When I was in Turin, the club arranged for me an Italian teacher. Later, through the game, I gradually learned that the first year in Serie A was difficult, and European football defense was different. Slowly I adapted, and I was proud of my current achievements. "

" There is a strong physical fitness here. Playing for Turin is one thing, playing for Juventus is another. At Juventus, you have a week to prepare for the game. You must pay attention to your diet and sleep. There are many requirements, and you have to improve a little every year to maintain your level. "

Why choose the No. 3 jersey?

"It's symbolic to me, I've always worn No. 3. I always wanted this number, but I actually wanted to play with Chiellini. When I first came to Juventus, I called him and asked him if I could wear his No. 3. He said no problem, so I can wear it with confidence. I always give my all and deserve this jersey because I'm playing for Juventus. If he doesn't agree, I'll choose No. 33."

About the serious injury last season

"I was angry at first, it was the beginning of the season, and I knew it wouldn't be easy to recover. Later I told myself to face it positively and recover from injuries as much as possible. Training and game one It's so important. I learned more after being injured: great players and athletes have a winner mentality, and I have to do so. My family has helped me a lot. When I don't play well, I will lock myself in the room and don't want to talk to anyone. Later I gradually improved. All experiences are learning. "

Open reached your new teammate

" This is fate, as I said, it was God's arrangement. After the game, he apologized to me and sent a message. Actually, this was just an accident. Although unfortunately happened to him, this is football, which is normal. I haven't met him at the training base, but he should have met after the meeting. Will apologize again, and then we will continue to train. "

Leadership in the locker room

"I feel like I am the leader, but I am not a person who talks a lot outside the court. I like to influence others with actions. When they see how I do, I want to be a role model. We are a young team, and I want to help teammates. Gatti, Vlahovic and Locatelli are also leaders. "

Kobe's influence on you

" During the epidemic, I started watching basketball. That year, my performance was very ups and downs, and I was in a state of unstable. I didn't know where I did something wrong, nor how to improve. Later I saw Kobe and Jordan, and I learned To their mentality. 'Warrior mood'? I like, but not too much. Overdo is always bad. I like to talk, but not much, I prefer to be low-key. "

Tudore

"He was a defender and helped us a lot. We are a great team, and everyone is willing to learn, which is a good foundation. Of course, there must be personal efforts. I am the vice captain, which is what the coach said. I am very proud, but it has not changed much for me: we have to fight for every game because we are Juventus." "

Finally talk about the most difficult players to defend

"Nemar, Ronaldo and Mbappe."