Casemiro: "What I'm hearing from the dressing room"

Gary Neville has lifted the lid on a potential dressing room dilemma at Manchester United, following the dismal showing of Casemiro in the Red Devils’ crushing 3-0 defeat to Liverpool.

As the Brazilian midfielder grapples with a sharp decline in form, rumors swirl that his continued struggles could create tension within the squad—and a headache for Erik ten Hag.

Casemiro, once hailed as a transformative signing, is now facing criticism from all sides. Despite his popularity among teammates, Neville suggests that the 32-year-old’s waning confidence is becoming a pressing concern. With reports of unrest bubbling beneath the surface, Ten Hag might soon face the unenviable task of either benching the Brazilian or navigating a tricky midseason exit.

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Amid speculation linking Casemiro to a Saudi Arabian move, the situation grows more complex. United captain Bruno Fernandes has publicly defended his teammate, urging fans and pundits to avoid singling out individuals. But with the former Real Madrid star now at the center of a potential rift, questions loom over whether his influence in the dressing room is helping or hindering United’s shaky start to the season.

As United prepare to regroup during the international break, the clock is ticking on Casemiro’s future at Old Trafford. Will Ten Hag make the tough call to drop him, or will the midfielder’s struggles further strain the fragile harmony within the squad?

All eyes are on Manchester, where one of football’s biggest names could soon be facing an uncertain future.