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Considered as an indisputable member of Real Madrid, Casemiro (30) could leave the Spanish champion in the summer. According to the latest information from the Spanish press, the Brazilian midfielder should even join Manchester United in the coming hours…
There are soap operas that last and last and last. Frenkie de Jong knows it. And then there is Casemiro. Announced this Tuesday in the papers of Manchester United, the Real Madrid midfielder could well leave Spain during this summer mercato. The 30-year-old Brazilian, who has been an unstoppable force in the Madrid team, is close to joining the Red Devils.
Last of the Premier League after a catastrophic start in the league, the Manchester club, swept away by Brentford last weekend, remains ambitious on this transfer market. In this perspective, the board of Man U keeps on multiplying the tracks to strengthen a squad that has already shown all its weaknesses. From Antony to Cody Gakpo through Frenkie de Jong or Malo Gusto, Manchester United is ready to ignite the end of this month of August. And the beginning of hostilities should take place tomorrow.
Medical visit on Friday for Casemiro?
According to the latest information from Marca, Casemiro could, indeed, make a jump on Friday in Manchester to pass a medical! If the interested party and Florentino Pérez, the president of the Merengues, have not yet talked about the situation as the Spanish media says, the operation could be around 60 million euros.
For his part, Carlo Ancelotti considers Casemiro as an indispensable element but the recent arrivals of Eduardo Camavinga and Aurelien Tchouameni could lead him to review his position. One thing is certain, Manchester United seems ready to do anything to strengthen. An ambition that could, very quickly, put an end to the historic trio Casemiro-Kroos-Modric. A golden opportunity for the ex-Monégasque and the former Rennes, previously mentioned, to make a lasting place in the Madrid midfield. Unless Bruno Guimaraes shakes up the hierarchy.
