Manchester United are looking to sign Real Madrid star Midfielder Casemiro. Manchester United is on e the most loved club with millions of fan following. The English club from Old Trafford, area of Greater Manchester, England, are the super gaints of the English Premier League. With record 20 League titles, 12 FA Cups, 5 League Cups, and a record 21 FA Community Shields. Also 3 times UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League, the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup, the UEFA Super Cup, the Intercontinental Cup and the FIFA Club World Cup once each. But the Red Devils didn’t quite got the start which they want for this new campaign. As the time passing by, the Red Devils are up for new tactics and new signing.
Will Casemiro join the English side Manchester United, leaving Real Madrid?
To strengthen the midfield, Manchester United are now looking for option in the near ends of the summer transfer window. As Frenkie de Jong choses to stay at Catalan giants, Manchester United latest name in transfer window, is Madrid’s Casemiro. Red Deivls manager Erik ten Hag sets his eyes on the Real Madrid star midfielder Casemiro. 30-year-old Brazilian defensive midfielder can be the one to bring back glory days to Old Trafford. Casemiro bears the responsibilities of the midfield for the Spanish gaints Real Madrid and the Brazil national team. Since, his arrival at Bernabéu, Casemiro scored 31 goals and 29 assists in 336 appearences for the Spanish gaints. Whereas, Real Madrid’s manager Carlo Ancelotti has no plan on leaving the Brazilian midfielder. Therefore the Red Devils have to come up with “impossible to reject” deal for Casemiro.
Red Devils have proposed nother name comes up in midfield is Juventus Adrien Rabiot. The 27-year-old Frenchman have impressed the selectors by his game play. The Frenchman is central midfielder in the Italian side Juventus. Although, the Red Devils have kept the Frenchman in back-up, as they are focusing on the Brazilian. They have kept £20m switch for the Frenchman to the English side if Real Madrid rejects Casemiro’s deal.
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