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Manchester United now ready to sell £350,000-a-week player who Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants gone

Manchester United are reportedly ready to offload Casemiro, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s new footballing hierarchy wanting the midfielder gone.

The Brazilian international has struggled for form and fitness this season, with Casemiro looking like a completely different player after what the midfielder managed to♛ achieve lꦜast year with the Red Devils.

Earning a reported £350,000-a-week, Casemiro is also on♐e of the highest-paid players at United, and the Old Trafford side are now willing to take drastic action over the 31-year-old.

Photo by Ash Donelon/Manchester United via Getty Images
Photo by Ash Donelon/Manchester United via Getty Images

, Ratcliffe’s Ineos Group are open to reaching a🌠 pay-off agreement with Casemiro, which could see United lose up to £20m to get rid of the Brazilian.

Indeed, whilst Casemiro’s wages are rather outlandish, the midfielder showed why season why United made such a huge financial commitment ꦫto bring the South American superstar to Manchester.

And whilst offloading Casemiro isn’t the worst idea in the world, Erik Ten Hag should be working to get the best out of th💜e former Real Madrid dynamo, whic💮h the Dutch coach clearly can do.

Manchester United could be making a mistake in offloading Casemiro

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Photo by Visionhaus/Getty Images

There’s no denying that Casemiro’𓂃s form has dropped off this season, with the int༒ensity of the Premier League clearly starting to show for the 31-year-old.

However, outright offloading the midfielder༒ doesn’t seem like the most productive thing for United to do, even if Casemiro is o⛄ne of the club’s highest-paid players.

It’s clear that the Brazilian still enjoys playing for Unit🍬ed and is highly respected amongst his teammates, with Ten Hag clearly a big fan of Casemiro.

And the Dut💮ch coach should be given time to try and get Casemiro back to his best, with the former Madrid star a sensation last year for United.