"I'm one of those players who thinks there are many leaders and ways to lead. Each one forming their own leadership. I like to give more examples, more details of how to do it, how to get there, how to be, where to be, how to work. Without a doubt, my relationship with the coach, whom I've known for over 10 years, creates a greater affinity."
"But I like to demonstrate it [leadership] and set an example for the younger ones. Having been with the team for a while and having played in two World Cups, of course you try to convey what to do and what not to do. But, when it comes to the national team, they're established players, and you just end up having to adjust a little more."
Casemiro entered the 2025-26 campaign under renewed scrutiny after three seasons at Old Trafford and interest from Saudi clubs during the summer transfer window. Under Rúben Amorim's preferred system he operates as the deepest midfield anchor, shielding the defence and initiating attacks while seeking greater composure on the ball. Early-season moments include a goal and a sending-off against Chelsea. Strong early form prompted Carlo Ancelotti to recall him to the Brazil squad and award him the captaincy. Casemiro emphasizes leading by example, drawing on a long relationship with his coach and World Cup experience to guide younger players while adapting to the national team setup.
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