Casemiro told his ‘career is over’ at Man Utd following arrival of Sir Jim Ratcliffe amid continued injury woes

Casemiro's future at Manchester United has come under scrutiny after a loss of form for the Red Devils this season. The club are thought to be willing to part ways with the Brazilian, who has been sidelined through injury since the beginning of November. Casemiro is expected to return to fitness in January but has been told he has no future at the club by television presenter Richard Keys.

Keys was asked by fellow beIN Sports presenter Andy Grey if the midfielder should still be starter at United and responded with a firm "No, his career is over there."

Manchester United splashed out £60 million ($70m) to sign Casemiro from Real Madrid, bringing in the midfielder at the age of 30 on a four-year deal. The Brazilian enjoyed a strong first season, and scored in the Carabao Cup final win, but there will be many fans who question the wisdom of investing such a large amount in a player heading towards the end of his career.

Casemiro is due to return to action in 2024 and Ten Hag will be hoping he can get back to his best form for the Red Devils and help the club finish what has been a disappointing season so far on a high. The midfielder has been linked with a move to the Saudi Pro League, but it remains to be seen if any offers will arrive in the January transfer window.