Inter Miami are reportedly interested in Casemiro as he prepares to leave Manchester United at the end of the season.
Despite his upcoming exit, Casemiro has continued to feature regularly for United, now lining up under Michael Carrick alongside Kobbie Mainoo.
His departure means United will lose a player with significant pedigree and experience. However, Ineos appear focused on rebuilding the midfield with younger talent.
The midfielder joined United in 2022 after a trophy-laden spell at Real Madrid, where he lifted five Champions League titles among other honours.
This summer’s World Cup is expected to be Casemiro’s last, and he should play a key role in Carlo Ancelotti’s plans for Brazil. Whether his next club is confirmed by then remains unclear.
Casemiro won’t be short of options when deciding his next move. The Brazilian’s experience and leadership make him an attractive prospect for several clubs around the globe.
Casemiro weighing up Inter Miami switch after World Cup
Casemiro is set to leave Old Trafford this summer, bringing an end to a four-year spell at the club.
While he didn’t reach the same heights as he did at Real Madrid, Casemiro still became a popular figure among fans for his commitment, tackling and ability to score important goals.
The midfielder turns 34 next week and has between now and the summer to make a decision over his future.
According to The Sun, Casemiro was in Miami enjoying a mini winter break with his wife Anna this week.
The report claims that the trip was partly to help him decide whether or not to join Inter Miami after the World Cup.
Sergio Busquets announced his retirement last year. Casemiro could be seen as the perfect replacement for the former Barcelona ace.
A move to Miami could also reunite Casemiro with Argentina legend Lionel Messi. The two players faced each other many times during their time in La Liga with Real Madrid and Barcelona respectively.
FC Porto and Sao Paulo both showing interest in Casemiro
Along with a potential move to Inter Miami, Casemiro might also have options to join FC Porto or return to Sao Paulo.
The Brazilian club where he started his career is said to be offering a two-year contract, which would include a role at the club after he retires from playing. Meanwhile, Porto are looking to strengthen their midfield and see Casemiro’s experience as an asset, especially given his track record in Europe.
There is always the possibility of a move to Saudi Arabia too if that’s where he prefers.
If so, that could open the door for him to reunite with Cristiano Ronaldo at Al-Nassr.
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