Speaking with Caught Offside via his exclusive piece on The Daily Briefing, Fabrizio Romano has provided insight into Manchester United player Casemiro’s future.

Only in the summer of 2022 did the seasoned Brazilian midfielder switch from Real Madrid to Manchester United. However, he left an instant impression as he helped Erik ten Hag’s squad win the Carabao Cup and had a fantastic Premier League debut.

However, Casemiro hasn’t played as well this season, which has led to speculation that he might be leaving. It has also been reported that the 31-year-old is uncomfortable and finds it hard to adapt to life in England.

Fabrizio addressed the matter and stated: “Casemiro’s future will be discussed for sure in the next months, but for now anything else is just speculation.”

However, the 31-year-old got off to a strong start with attributes that made him one of the world’s top enforcers. The veteran still has a lot of power in the middle of the park, even though his best years are behind him.

After receiving substantial financial support from United to purchase him, Casemiro now commands a premium wage. Due to his conceited attitude, the 31-year-old would not be allowed to leave United until he proved the team’s investment in him was worthy. But his time is undoubtedly running out as his best years draw to an end and his body begins to fail him.

Fortunately, it doesn’t seem likely that he will leave the club in January despite the rumors. We can now anticipate that Casemiro will remain until the end of the current campaign, which will give us time to prepare and realign the squad as necessary.

It’s unclear what intentions the recruitment team has for the long-term vision now that Jim Ratcliffe is expected to leave his mark on the team. It is unclear if Casemiro is aware of it or not.

For the time being, the focus should be on returning the Brazilian to maximum fitness so that he can resume his finest work on the field. When the season concludes, we will discuss what lies ahead.