Casemiro has ruled out reversing his decision to leave Manchester United at season's end, despite a recent form revival under interim manager Michael Carrick. The Brazilian midfielder, 34, scored two goals in his last three Premier League matches, showing renewed energy after United announced his departure in January. Casemiro emphasized that his mind is 'made and done' regarding his future.

Speaking after Brazil's 2-1 defeat to France, Casemiro expressed gratitude for United's fans while acknowledging 'difficult moments' lie ahead in his final games at Old Trafford. The former Real Madrid star praised Carrick's tactical understanding, noting the interim manager's experience in his position makes communication easier. United have won seven of their last ten matches under Carrick's guidance.

United's resurgence has propelled them to third place in the Premier League table, with Casemiro focused on securing Champions League qualification. His final appearance will come after four seasons and over 150 appearances at Old Trafford. Multiple clubs including Inter Miami, LA Galaxy, and Al Ittihad have been linked with the veteran midfielder as he prepares for the next chapter of his career.