Portal reveals how much money Manchester United are willing to pay for Casemiro
Brazilian Casemiro, a big name in Real Madrid’s history, is on the verge of leaving the Spanish club for the Premier League. Real Madrid has no plans to sell him, but the big offer from England could make Casemiro rethink.
According to reports from Spanish sources (Josep Pedrerol), Casemiro could leave Real Madrid for Manchester United in the next few hours or days. There is a large salary offer (no reason given) on the table for Casemiro to leave Real Madrid and sign with Manchester United. Therefore, the merengue club would understand if Casemiro accepted a new challenge.
According to other sources, United’s offer for Casemiro is 80 million euros (US$80 million). Real Madrid is willing to hold talks for this amount, so the chances of reaching an agreement are high.

Casemiro is 30 years old and has been representing the colors of the Spaniards for quite some time. Since then, he has won everything he has played with Real Madrid, including the Champions League three times in a row.
Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that the player thinks of a new challenge in Europe and believes in United’s project.
It really looks like Casemiro will become Manchester United’s new reinforcement. The Premier League club has the Brazilian midfielder as a priority for the season and counting on his great soccer; the Old Trafford club is ready to break their coffers to convince the midfielder to change the league.
From Real Madrid’s side, there is no intention to sell Casemiros. Ancelotti likes the player and knows that his soccer is unique in Europe. However, the club is aware of the great financial madness that United is willing to do for the player, and with so much money, nothing can be done.
The Old Trafford club knows that for this amount, it is almost impossible that the Spaniards refuse to enter into talks, as it is a 30-year-old player whose market value is increasingly falling.
To convince the player, United will go further, and Real Madrid will not be able to do anything to keep the Brazilian midfielder, who has won the Champions League so many times.
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