Even since he announced his decision to leave Manchester United this summer, the Casemiro transfer odds have intensified after a series of glowing performances for the Red Devils. Even more so as the Premier League giants recently confirmed they would not be considering a contract u-turn.
The veteran midfielder has scored a total of seven goals in England’s elite this season, which has increased United’s outright Premier League top 4 chances in the process. His latest strike against Aston Villa helped secure a 3-1 win and clubs across Europe and beyond are watching on with keen interest.
Aged 34, Casemiro still has some good years in the tank and he recently earned a recall to Carlo Ancelotti’s Brazil side. With the 2026 FIFA World Cup just three months away, the five-time Champions League winner is very much in the running to be included in Ancelotti’s final squad.
The South American’s are one of the favourites in BetVictor’s World Cup outright betting markets so whoever can lure Casemiro ahead of the 2026-27 campaign, would be adding a wealth of experience and a potential global champion to their ranks.
Here’s three potential suitors for Casemiro, who is set to leave Old Trafford upon the expiry of his contract in June.
Casemiro Transfer Odds
Inter Miami
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup being hosted in the United States, Canada and Mexico, Casemiro could well be staying stateside in the summer. It’s no secret that MLS clubs are often on the lookout for major stars who are in their twilight years to help boost the league’s overall profile.
Casemiro certainly fits the bill and with the likes of Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez already at Inter Miami – two Barcelona rivals from his Real Madrid days – that proves a tempting option. Financially, David Beckham’s side would be able to afford the 34-year-old’s lofty pay packet. Which reportedly stands at £350,000 per week but there would almost certainly be room for negotiation if needed.
Sao Paulo
An emotional return to Sao Paulo can not be ignored lightly. Casemiro spent over a decade with his boyhood club before signing for Real Madrid in 2013. He would have to take a sizeable wage decrease but it would provide a fitting ending to his career.
Especially as the 34-year-old captained the youth sides from the age of 11 up to the seniors. Much will likely hinge on where the defensive midfielder’s family want to move to and a return to Brazil’s Serie A – where Casemiro met his wife during the early days of his career – is a plausible option.
Any Saudi Pro League Club
A number of stars have already moved to the Saudi Pro League to take advantage of the riches that are on offer. If Casemiro wants one last payday, Saudi Arabia provides the perfect opportunity. Former teammates Karim Benzema and Cristiano Ronaldo are already household names in the Middle East.
Casemiro would certainly be tempted to reunite with the former Real Madrid duo and earn a sizable slice of the financial pie on offer. Although he could still do a job in any league across the world, moving to Saudi Arabia is extremely trendy in the current climate.
