“This guy plays exactly like N’golo Kante and I don’t think I can compete with such aggressive midfielder, I’m leaving after the end of the season”: Man United’s midfielder Casemiro has decided to leave Man United this summer after finding out who the Reds are about to sign
Manchester United midfielder Casemiro could still leave in the summer transfer window, Fabrizio Romano has confirmed in his exclusive GIVEMESPORT newsletter.
Casemiro’s future has been a topic of discussion regularly over the last few months, with a departure mooted ahead of the summer window. The Brazilian midfielder is one of the highest earners at Old Trafford, and he’s shown a lot of inconsistency, especially in recent seasons.
After a disappointing season in the Premier League, we could see an overhaul at Old Trafford, with Ruben Amorim involved in his first summer transfer window since arriving at the club. The Red Devils are battling towards the bottom of the table, and there’s no doubt reinforcements will be necessary in order to turn things around.
Fabrizio Romano: Casemiro Future Update
There’s a chance he still leaves the club
Writing in his exclusive GIVEMESPORT newsletter, Romano has confirmed that there is still a chance Casemiro leaves Manchester United during the summer transfer window. The Italian journalist adds that if a good proposal arrives for both the club and player, he can still head through the exit door…
“Yes, it’s still a possibility. If a good proposal for player and club arrives, he can still leave.”
GIVEMESPORT sources have recently confirmed that United are aiming to ramp up efforts to offload Casemiro in the summer transfer window. The former Real Madrid midfielder currently earns around £350k-a-week at Old Trafford, and there’s certainly an argument to suggest that United aren’t getting value for money at the moment.
As we head towards the summer transfer window, INEOS might be hoping to go in a new direction, bringing in younger talents with sell-on value. Offloading a player on the salary of Casemiro would be hugely beneficial as they look to raise funds to add reinforcements for Amorim later this year.
Casemiro, described as ‘world-class’ by Jamie Carragher, has shown signs of improvement of late, but United have to weigh up whether they are getting value for money.
