By Rasheed Adewuyi, New York
Manchester United midfielder Casemiro could be set for a summer departure, with growing indications that the Brazilian is considering a move to Major League Soccer as his European career approaches its final phase.
Sources close to the situation suggest that both Inter Miami CF and LA Galaxy are monitoring developments, positioning themselves as potential destinations when the transfer window opens.
At 34, Casemiro is entering the twilight of a decorated career and is carefully weighing his next step after years at the highest level of European football.
His role at Manchester United has diminished in recent months, as the club intensifies efforts to rebuild its midfield with younger options. While he remains a respected presence within the squad, the increasing physical demands of the Premier League and a reduced influence on the pitch have raised questions about his long-term future at Old Trafford. The club is understood to be open to his departure as part of a broader restructuring strategy.
Interest from MLS has gathered momentum, with Inter Miami emerging as a particularly attractive option. The club has established itself as a destination for elite talent and continues to build a high-profile project aimed at competing at the highest level in North America. A move there would see Casemiro join an ambitious setup with global appeal.
LA Galaxy, one of the most storied clubs in American soccer, also represent a compelling alternative. Known for providing a platform for experienced players to extend their careers, the club offers both competitive football and a prominent stage within the league.
A switch to the United States would align with a growing trend of established European stars transitioning to MLS in the latter stages of their careers. The league’s rising global profile, coupled with a less physically demanding schedule, has made it an increasingly attractive destination. Casemiro’s leadership