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A whopping 82% of United fans overwhelmingly back rejuvenated star as successful signing

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Manchester United’s Casemiro will leave the club this summer after four years of service.

United career

The five-time Champions League winner joined Manchester United in 2022 from Real Madrid.

The Brazilian was in spectacular form in his first season and scored a goal in the Carabao Cup final.

His form dipped in the 2023–2024 season and he was left out of the squad for the FA Cup final victory in 2024 against Manchester City.

He was originally not in former Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim’s plans in 2024, but he fought his way back into the team in 2025 and has been one of the club’s most consistent players this season, scoring five goals from midfield.

Casemiro announced that he would be leaving the club in the summer. He played his 150th match for the club against West Ham United on Tuesday and put in another impressive display.

With the player leaving at the end of the season, The Peoples Person asked its readers to answer the question: has Casemiro been worth the £60 million Manchester United paid for him four years ago?

Resounding yes

46% of respondents voted that Casemiro has 100% been worth the signing and are indeed very happy with his time in Manchester.

The Brazilian has certainly shown great fight and determination, and has scored some crucial goals for the club.

Nonetheless, he has also had his dips in form and has struggled to play twice a week.

36% of voters felt that he has been a success on balance, taking into consideration his weaker moments in a red shirt.

Therefore, a whopping 82% of supporters on the website feel that he has been a major success story.

Negative

6% of fans claimed they are not sure if he has been worth the money or not. 10% of fans feel that he has probably not been worth the money, considering the huge outlay in transfer fee and, of course, wages over the course of his four years at the club.

Finally, just 2% of supporters feel that he has 100% not been worth the money the club has paid him, in a great show of faith from the supporters of the club in Casemiro’s performances at Old Trafford.