The next time Ten Hag will dares to start Him again,I will definitely drop the captain badge,this Nonsense has to stop”, Bruno Fernandez forced to drop the captain badge if The Hag starts £40m man United player against Southampton – Not Rashford and not Antony
The next time Ten Hag will dares to start Him again,I will definitely drop the captain badge,this Nonsense has to stop”, Bruno Fernandez forced to drop the captain badge if The Hag starts £40m man United player against Southampton – Not Rashford and not Antony
Casemiro has no plans to walk away from Man United. He’ll only think about leaving if the club do not want him.
Manchester United’s summer transfer business has been pretty good. Quality additions have been made to the squad, while some fringe players have been moved on. Erik ten Hag and INEOS have done a stellar job in their first window working together.
There may still be more action on the horizon, as Casemiro continues to be linked with a potential exit. Some transfer windows are still open, including the one in Turkey.
Although the Brazilian seems intent on remaining a Red Devil for the foreseeable future, there is still one way out for the midfielder; if United push for his departure.
According to ESPN, the United star will only ‘consider’ a Reds exit if he’s told he doesn’t have a future at the club, amid interest from Galatasaray.
The Turkish giants are keen to sign a midfielder before their window closes and they’re trying to bring in Casemiro on a loan deal before the window shuts in one week.
Casemiro is confident that he will be given plenty of opportunities to play in Manchester despite the arrival of Manuel Ugarte. He will only look to leave if Ten Hag tells him he is not in his plans.
Sources have told ESPN that United are willing to listen to offers for the Brazilian, though Sporting Director Dan Ashworth, along with Ten Hag, are conscious of weakening the squad ahead of what could be a ‘hectic’ season.
For what it’s worth, I genuinely believe Casemiro will be given his fair share of minutes this term. He looked good against Manchester City in the Community Shield and then Fulham in the league. Let’s hope this Liverpool performance was the anomaly rather than the norm.