Juventus Bremer Out Indefinitely After Successful Knee Surgery

Juventus defender Gleison Bremer underwent a successful arthroscopic meniscectomy on his left knee on October 14, 2025, in Lyon. While surgery went well, the club has not provided a return date. Experts suggest a recovery of at least six weeks, likely closer to two months, especially after two surgeries in the same knee within a year. Juventus faces uncertainty in defense.

Going to the pitch without Gleison Bremer will be a significant challenge for Juventus as they prepare to face Como after the October international break. The Brazilian center-back recently underwent arthroscopic selective meniscectomy surgery on the medial meniscus of his left knee at Hôpital Privé Jean Mermoz in Lyon, performed by Dr. Bertrand Sonnery-Cottet with Juventus team doctor Dr. Paolo Cavallo present.

While the procedure was successful, Juventus did not provide a specific timeline for his return. Bremer’s absence comes at a difficult moment, as the team is trying to break a streak of five consecutive draws across all competitions. Experts, including Fabrizio Tencone, Juventus’ former team doctor, suggest a typical recovery period of at least a month to a month and a half for this type of meniscus surgery.

Given that Bremer has already had two surgeries on the same knee within a year, a cautious approach is likely, with a potential return closer to two months to ensure full recovery and reduce the risk of complications. Juventus fans and analysts will have to rely on media speculation and cautious estimates while the player begins his rehabilitation process. Ensuring Bremer’s safe return remains a priority for the club as they navigate a challenging stretch in Serie A.