In one of the footballer’s last interviews, he explained that the day he left the club, he would continue to win titles
The Brazilian midfielder explained that he always tries to transmit the values of the white team, to “give everything until the end”
In one of the last interviews that Carlos Casemiro gave to Diario AS a few months ago, he explained that the day he left Real Madrid, the club would continue winning titles “because this club lives on titles”. This phrase was also said less than two weeks ago, when he won the MVP after the European Super Cup final. The Brazilian midfielder commented that in the end, all the players will leave the club one day and “Others will come who will have to continue with their story”.
With the buzz surrounding Casemiro’s signing for Manchester United, the answer to the interview a few months ago is key. The pivot believed that his future departure would not affect the white team about getting titles, since this will continue to win them without problems. He explained that the important thing when he left is that the values should be taught to young people. He said that the current players, in the end, will leave the club one day and new players will arrive who excite at the Bernabéu, but they will have to join the club’s principles.
The Brazilian midfielder commented that he always tries to transmit Madrid’s values, since the white team “He lives from his titles, but also from his values, from giving everything until the end“. He said it was important to do it in every game, but “also on a day-to-day basis in Valdebebas.”
Real Madrid will debut their third kit this Saturday against Celta de Vigo. In the match, Casemiro will not be present, who has not been summoned by Ancelotti. The Italian coach stated in the press conference prior to the match that the midfielder is negotiating with United and his will is to leave. “If he leaves and an agreement is reached, we have the resources to replace him,” said the coach. In the squad they have six players who could hold their position this season: Tchouameni, Kroos, Camavinga, Modric, Valverde and Ceballos.