Manchester United fans will sing “One more year, one more year, Casemiro” as the Brazilian midfielder exits in a home match against Nottingham Forest. His final appearance will echo the chants that have followed him since he joined in 2022.

Casemiro’s return to form began in March 2025 after a period of doubt from manager Ruben Amorim. A five‑time Champions League winner, he re‑earned a starting spot against Real Sociedad and Arsenal, proving his value in a squad that struggled after the 2024‑25 season.

The midfielder’s influence extends beyond the pitch. He has helped young center‑back Kobbie Mainoo earn a spot in the team, a partnership that has seen both players feature in 13 of Michael Carrick’s 15 matches. Their chemistry underscores Casemiro’s role as a stabilising presence.

With his contract set to end, the club and supporters alike view his departure as a bittersweet milestone. Casemiro’s legacy at Old Trafford will be measured by the resilience he brought to a turbulent season, cementing his status as a club hero.