Casemiro Considers Move to Saudi Pro League

Manchester United's Casemiro is reportedly considering a move to the Saudi Pro League amid interest from six clubs, including Al-Nassr, Al-Hilal, and Al-Ittihad. The Brazilian midfielder has faced criticism for his performances under United's new manager Ruben Amorim, with pundits like Rio Ferdinand and Gary Neville questioning his fit in the team's system due to his lack of pace. United's lack of funds for new signings in the January transfer window means they may need to sell players like Casemiro to raise funds. Reports from UOL indicate that Casemiro is open to the move, with no significant obstacles preventing a deal. Al-Nassr is particularly interested, hoping to reunite Casemiro with former teammate Cristiano Ronaldo. Despite the ongoing contract with United, Casemiro's move to Saudi Arabia seems imminent as United looks to alleviate their wage bill and restructure the squad.