Casemiro: Manchester United looking for his successor

Several options being considered for the midfield

Casemiro will leave Manchester United this summer at the end of his contract. Arriving in 2022 from Real Madrid, the Brazilian has been a key figure in United’s midfield.

To replace him, United is preparing for an ambitious transfer window. The club could spend up to £170 million and sign several new midfielders. Among the names mentioned are Elliot Anderson, Sandro Tonali, and Bruno Guimarães. The latter reportedly has a release clause valued at £100 million.

– Monday, 2 March 2026

Other profiles are also being monitored: Adam Wharton from Crystal Palace and João Gomes from Wolverhampton Wanderers. United is therefore exploring several options to rebuild its midfield ahead of the next Premier League season.

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