Casemiro has officially confirmed he will depart Old Trafford as a free agent this summer, insisting his “The cycle has ended here.”
The 34-year-old midfielder, who arrived from Real Madrid in 2022, has rejected pleas to stay another year, telling ESPN Brasil that he is determined to leave “through the front door.”
During his four-year tenure, the Brazilian secured the League Cup and FA Cup, while notably reclaiming his place under manager Ruben Amorim this season to help the club qualify for the Champions League.
Despite the defensive stability he provides, Casemiro has been in prolific form, netting nine goals this term—his highest career tally—with a Europa League final still on the horizon.
Reputable sources indicate that while Al-Nassr and Saudi Arabia remain options, Casemiro is prioritizing a move to Inter Miami to link up with Lionel Messi.
Reports suggest he is even willing to lower his salary demands to facilitate a move to the MLS, citing his family’s desire to live in Miami as a deciding factor.
“Every night I go to sleep knowing I did my best for this team,” Casemiro concluded, promising to remain a lifelong supporter as he prepares for his final three games in red.
