When Manchester United conclude their next round of redundancies, the second of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's brief tenure as a majority shareholder plus human shield for the Glazers, you will not see Casemiro's name among the soon-to-be unemployed.

Casemiro has said he would like to stay at Manchester United until his contract expires in 2026, despite a challenging 2024-25 season.

The 75-time capped Brazil international still has more than a year left on a deal that makes him one of United’s highest earners.

Manchester United are reportedly keen on parting ways with Casemiro despite the Brazilian’s desire to see out his contract at Old Trafford.Before United’s shambolic defeat at the hands of

Manchester United midfielder Casemiro has expressed his desire to remain at the club until his contract expires in 2026, despite a challenging 2024-25 season that has seen him lose his place as a regular starter.

Casemiro started against Tottenham on Sunday having been an unused substitute in Man United's previous five league outings.

Currently sidelined to the bench, Casemiro has addressed head coach Ruben Amorim regarding his lack of minutes at Manchester United.

Casemiro has expressed his desire to see more playing time at Manchester United, but remains committed to completing the full term of his contract with the club.