Manchester United’s midfielder, Casemiro, holds a hopeful view for the club’s future under the new partial owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe. He sees Ratcliffe’s investment as a deciding change, believing in his ability to steer the club back to its winning ways. Casemiro openly expresses his commitment to the team’s coach, Erik ten Hag, acknowledging the season’s ups and downs.
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Casemiro admires Ratcliffe’s record of success in various sports and is confident that his “winning mentality” will elevate Manchester United to the “highest possible level.” In an interview with CNN, Casemiro shared his optimism, saying,
“Of course, he’s visited the club. He’s already introduced himself to us. I think with his winning mentality and his wins in all sports, it’s always very important to have people that want to continue growing. With his experience, he’ll return Manchester United to the highest possible level. We are very hungry to learn, grow and take the club to the highest place.”
Despite the team’s current struggles, lying in eighth place in the Premier League and 16 points behind the leaders, Casemiro remains supportive of Ten Hag. He respects the coach’s efforts, stating,
“We have qualified people to decide that, but he showed last season he can grow Manchester United. Last season we had really good growth and the team was trending upwards. Of course, Manchester United always needs more and more and always needs to be winning but we showed last season that we are capable of achieving great things.”
Casemiro is happy at Manchester United
Having transferred from Real Madrid in August 2022 after a trophy-laden seven-year stint, Casemiro is eager to replicate his past successes at United. He expresses his happiness and gratitude towards the club and its fans, emphasizing his enjoyment of the Premier League and his pride in wearing the Manchester United jersey.
He acknowledges the club’s current challenges compared to rivals like Manchester City or Liverpool but remains steadfast in his belief in Manchester United’s historical greatness and potential for future triumphs. He concludes,
“Manchester United will always be the biggest club in England because of its history, magnitude, and titles. So, it was always my challenge to help my teammates and Manchester United keep growing and of course, as we all want, return the club to being the best in the world.”
