Manchester United star ‘keen’ on blockbuster exit, says Fabrizio Romano! 💥 This deal could be the key to solving Ineos problems. Stay tuned for the latest updates on this developing story!

This summer, Manchester United has a lot of work to do in the transfer market, with player sales being a key factor in their strategy.

Player departures are crucial for two main reasons: maximizing the club’s limited transfer funds and reducing their hefty wage bill. Notably, the contracts of Anthony Martial and Raphael Varane will expire on June 30, which will help alleviate some financial pressure.

One player whose exit would address both these concerns is Casemiro. As one of the club’s top earners, his departure would free up significant salary space and potentially bring in a substantial transfer fee.

Casemiro, who joined Manchester United from Real Madrid in 2022 on a four-year contract, had an impressive first season at Old Trafford. However, his second season was less successful, making the club consider selling him. His absence from the FA Cup Final squad due to injury demonstrated that the team could manage without him.

Rumors about Casemiro’s potential exit have circulated, with recent reports suggesting interest from Bayern Munich, although nothing materialized. European journalist Christopher Michel indicated that a move to the Saudi Pro League was on the table but later denied.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano has stated that Casemiro is still open to a move to Saudi Arabia, provided his conditions are met. Romano mentioned on The United Stand YouTube channel that negotiations are ongoing and that Casemiro is waiting for the right terms to be agreed upon.

Additionally, Manchester United is looking to recoup the £60 million they spent on Casemiro, which would significantly bolster their transfer budget and create room in the wage bill. This strategy aligns with comments from The Guardian, which noted that Sir Jim Ratcliffe had previously questioned the wisdom of the Casemiro deal during his takeover talks.

Should Casemiro be sold, Manchester United will need to find a replacement, likely under terms that align with the preferences of Ineos, the prospective new owners.