Brazilian midfielder Casemiro has officially confirmed his impending departure from Manchester United as a free agent this summer. Despite pleas from supporters urging him to stay, the veteran insists his cycle is over. He aims to leave with his head held high after a prolific four years, expressing deep gratitude to the fans as he looks towards a new challenge.

Manchester United midfielder Casemiro has thrown his weight behind Neymar making Brazil's 2026 World Cup squad, suggesting the forward is willing to sacrifice his starting spot to chase the trophy. With the Seleção's final roster set to be announced on May 18, the veteran midfielder believes the Santos star still has a vital role to play under Carlo Ancelotti.

Casemiro is reportedly in talks to sign with MLS Cup champions Inter Miami upon the expiration of his Man United deal this summer. The Brazilian is set to leave the Red Devils in June, and Miami are among the top clubs interested in securing his services. A deal there would seem him united with long-term CONMEBOL opponent Lionel Messi.

Kobbie Mainoo has revealed the simple phrase Casemiro repeats to Manchester United team-mates before kick-off. The Brazilian’s relaxed message helps keep the squad focused despite the pressure of playing at Old Trafford.

Michael Carrick has warned his Manchester United stars not to "over celebrate" Champions League qualification, which is now all but secured after a 2-1 Premier League win over Brentford on Monday night. The home supporters also aimed "one more year" chants at Casemiro, but Carrick maintained that the midfielder’s summer exit remains the "clear" plan as the club eyes a broader squad refresh.