Just when everyone thinks Juventus are emerging from their crisis, the Bianconeri go out of their way to prove that things at Allianz Stadium are far from ideal.Heading into the international break with two convincing clean-sheet wins over NEC Nijmegen in the Europa League and Atalanta in the Serie A,However, once the club football returned, the Old Lady played out a draw against Cagliari.22.00: (1.60) Napoli (4.50) Bodo (4.80)The UEL victory over Celta in Vigo (2-1) suggested another upturn in form, only for last night's clash against Lazio to bring them crashing back down to earth.Gennaro Gattuso's men demolished the Bianconeri in Turin 3-0, leaving them eighth in the league, eight points off the top.Emotions were naturally running high after the defeat, but the Juve defender Gleison Bremer might have crossed the line, bluntly criticizing his teammates in a post-game interview with Sky Sport, seemingly suggesting that he was the only one pulling his weight.Juventus humiliated at home! Lazio deliver a 3-0 statement to stay top"The manager gives instructions, but we are the ones who go onto the pitch: we are 11 players plus 5 who come on, and I can't carry everyone in my arms.""I can only go so far: some have more character and some have less, some hear the jeers, hide and are afraid, and some aren't." "There are many new players, it's something we have to live with. I don't want to point fingers, but everyone has their own character. When things go badly, some step up and others, on the contrary, hide," the centre-back said, as quoted by La Gazzetta dello Sport.Juventus to inject 250 million into the clubPerhaps realizing that his comments had been overly harsh, Bremer then tried to put the defeat into perspective by explaining what had gone wrong."We played a bad match and we're hurting a bit, but we have to think immediately about the next one. We play well, we did so until their goal and we created chances, but we didn't take them. That creates some disappointment and changes the whole match."Things got TENSE after Juventus lost 3-0 at home to Lazio 😬 Bremer after the match: 💬 “I lend a hand, but I can’t carry everyone. There are those who hide when things get tough. They hear the fans booing and maybe get scared. I’m not pointing the finger but each person responds how they do.” Spalletti responded: 💬 “Bremer criticized his teammates? We all played our part today, Bremer included. Before thinking about your teammates, you have to look at yourself.”— Italian Football TV (@IFTVofficial) October 19, 2026 Nevertheless, his subsequent remarks did little to shield him from Luciano Spalletti's criticism, as the Juve boss delivered a subtle reality check."It's good that Bremer analyses things, but he is involved in tonight's match just as I am, so before talking about the team we need to talk about ourselves.""Bremer isn't excluded from tonight's performance; he is in it like everyone else," Spalletti told Sky Sport, via La Gazzetta dello Sport.Ultimately, everyone at Juventus has a share of the responsibility for the club's current predicament, and public spats like this one are unlikely to help matters.SERIE A – MATCHDAY 7FridayFrosinone – Sassuolo 4-2 (3-2)/Calo 9, Raimondo 26,30,57 – Berardi 15, Thorstved 37/SaturdayVenezia – Napoli 1-0 (0-0)/Adams 49/Bologna – Inter 1-3 (1-1)/Pobega 10 – Thuram 44, Augusto 69, Bonny 83/Roma – Genoa 2-0 (0-0)/Castro 50, Lulli 68/SundayUdinese – Lecce 0-3 (0-2)/Gaspar 11, Ndri 33, Siebert 86/Fiorentina – Como 1-3 (1-2)/Pongracic 42 – Liberali 32, Paz 36, Douvikas 56/Milan – Atalanta 3-2 (2-0)/Ramos 24 pen, Rabiot 42, Gila 58 – Gaetano 66, Krstovic 81/Juventus – Lazio 0-3 (0-1)/Provstgaard 37, Isaksen 66, Dele-Bashiru 89/MondayMonza – Cagliari IN PROGRESS21.45: (3.10) Parma (3.20) Torino (2.40)***odds are subject to change***