"If Man United get an offer for him which suits them, they could decide to cash in, but otherwise I hear it's likely he'll be allowed to leave for free. At his age, with the money he's earning, it wouldn't make sense to keep him around. There's been interest in him from the Saudi Pro League, and I think that's probably a move that will suit him at this stage."
"I think his performances have shown that he shouldn't have much of a long-term future at United, especially after what he did against Chelsea. He should have enough brains to know that he's on a yellow card and in danger of getting another one, so he can't afford to make that challenge. Amorim will have been fuming with him, and rightly so because he could have cost them the win."
Casemiro was sent off against Chelsea at Old Trafford, an action that potentially cost Manchester United the win and angered manager Ruben Amorim. The red card has intensified scrutiny of the Brazilian midfielder's place at the club and prompted discussions about his future. Manchester United are prepared to accept offers for Casemiro, and he may be allowed to leave on a free if no suitable bid arrives. Former United scout Mick Brown noted the player's age and wages make a long-term stay impractical and identified interest from the Saudi Pro League as a likely exit destination.
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