Casemiro admits that “prematurely” to talk about the future of a man while the contract is reduced
Casemiro says he is “too early” to determine if he will stay in Manchester United next season.
The Brazilian midfielder, who saw the play time reduced under manager Ruben Amorim, also expressed his desire for more minutes on the field.
The 33-year-old is currently under an Old Trafford Treaty by 2026, but when United wanted to prune his salary account, it was speculated by speculations regarding the potential departure in the upcoming portable window.
Talking about his future, Casemiro suggested that any decisions would probably be made closer to summer.
“It’s too early to talk about next season, but of course I have another year of contracts and then the option,” he said. “We have important games, and on Sunday we have Arsenal.
“It’s too early to talk about next season. I’m here, I’m available, with complete luck and I’m ready for a coach and club. As everyone knows, I’m a big character for the club.”
🔴 Waiting the other leg with our fans !! #Mufc pic.twitter.com/nsmtxiszss
– Casemiro (@casemiro) 6. March 2025
Ever since 2022 joined Manchester United from Real Madrid, Casemiro played a key role in the midfield.
However, since Amorim took responsibility in November, he was limited to only seven starts. With doubts about the fitness of Manuel Ugarte-Koji, he was absent from the recent United 1-1 draw with Real Sociedad-Casemiro could appear against Arsenal this weekend.
Despite the reduced role, an experienced midfielder made it clear that he remained devoted to doing his best, at the same time acknowledging his desire for more playing times.
“Of course I want to play, but I always say, and those are my values, I respect a lot of coaches, respect the club,” he added. “Every day I go to Carrington or Old Trafford, I try to do my best. If the player is on the bench and he is happy, that player is worth nothing for any team.
“Of course I want to play, I want to have more minutes, but the coach is the one who makes decisions, and I have a lot of respect for him and the club.”
