Bremer: During my serious injury, I played guitar & read to restore peace. Ancelotti will pay more attention to A

June 19th Bremer is preparing for the Club World Cup with Juventus in the United States after recovering from injury and was interviewed.

You were absent due to injury for a long time last season, and now you have finally resumed training

After a long wait, 8 months have passed, and I am very happy to be able to gradually return to the team. I started to do part of the training with the whole team, and then I trained alone. The current experience is important for me to return in a good form next season.

What impact will this serious injury have on you?

I have to make some changes, I can't just think about injuries. During this period, I collaborated with others to write a book called "Bomdia, campeao (

Good Morning, Champion)", and I also learned to play guitar. This helped me a lot, calmed me a little bit, removed some of my stress, and distracted me from the court.

Do you like reading books?

I have always been an athlete who has read a lot of books, which has helped me very much. I read books eagerly, hoping that time will pass as soon as possible. I'm very concerned about the book by American writer Holiday. The book I'm currently reading is "How to Avoid Anxiety". I think it's important to talk about this issue at this stage, right? Because there is indeed anxiety now.

Ancelotti has become the head coach of the Brazilian national team

I think this gives us more advantages. I hope to recover now and show good performance at Juventus first. Now Brazil has an Italian coach who is one of the best in the world. I just need to do my own job and get back to shape so that the national team will be called up. In the past, Brazil's coaches paid more attention to the Premier League, but now since we have an Italian coach, he will pay more attention to the defensive stage, and he will definitely pay different attention to Serie A. Serie A has not received as much attention as other leagues in the past.

You debuted at Atletico, and then joined Turin

I am still in touch with the people there. Atletico is the club in my heart, the place where I started my career, and I have a deep affection for the club. I have grown a lot in Turin, both as a player and as a person. I adapted to European football culture there and also to Italian football tactics. I'm so glad that I've been able to become a real professional and that has helped me a lot.