Casemiro Opens Up After Manchester United Fans Call for Contract Extension
Casemiro has ruled out extending his Manchester United contract despite fan calls and recent strong performances that helped secure Champions League qualification, saying he wants to leave at his peak after four years with the club.
Casemiro, Manchester United's experienced midfielder, has ruled out a contract extension as requested by fans, following his resurgence in form that helped the Red Devils secure UEFA Champions League qualification. The 34-year-old Brazilian midfielder had a difficult start at United but has demonstrated exceptional performances on the pitch this season, sparking calls from supporters for him to extend his contract for another season, despite his previous announcement of departure.
On the matter, Casemiro told ESPN: "I don't think there will be another opportunity. There won't be another chance to leave in such a grand way. I think it's been a very special four years, and I will be grateful forever—not just to the club but to every fan as well. I want to leave on good terms. I need to leave while I'm still at my peak. I will remain a Manchester United fan forever, and I just want to thank everyone for all the love I've received from the fans."
Reports suggest that Casemiro will move on to play for Inter Miami in the United States.
