According to press sources, Real Madrid chose to include funds for the transfer of Brazilian star Carlos Casemiro to Manchester United in the Santiago Bernabeu stadium reconstruction project.
During the current summer transfer window, Manchester United announced a deal with Real Madrid to buy Brazilian Carlos Casemiro.
And the Spanish publication AS stated that Real Madrid’s proceeds from the sale of Brazilian midfielder Casemiro will be used to refurbish the Bernabeu stadium, a decision that Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has already made.
According to the publication, Casemiro will not arrive in Manchester for 48 hours to pass medical checks, complete the processes for his move to Manchester United, and sign a four-year deal worth up to £350,000 per week.
According to the publication, Real Madrid will not sign anyone after Casemiro’s departure since the club intends to wait until the winter Mercato and then assess the situation based on the results.
Real Madrid officially announced Casemiro’s departure to Manchester United in a transaction valued at 70 million pounds by the British press, but the Spanish press stated that the agreement was for 72 million euros plus 13 million euros in variables.
Casemiro will make his debut for his new club against Southampton in the fourth round of the English Premier League on August 27.
Casemiro joined Real Madrid from Sao Paulo in 2013 and was loaned to Porto, where he cost Real Madrid only 6 million euros, but his market worth has since risen to 40 million euros, according to a website.
Casemiro played 336 appearances for Real Madrid, scoring 31 goals and assisting 29, and his contract with the club runs through June 2025.
Casemiro, 30, won five Champions Leagues, three Club World Cups, three La Ligas, three European Super Cups, three Spanish Cups, and three Spanish Super Cups with Real Madrid.
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