£60 million Man United star ‘offered to Paris Saint-Germain by his agent’

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Manchester United midfielder Casemiro has been offered to Paris Saint-Germain by his agent, according to reports.

Casemiro has been ruled out of Manchester United’s squad for the past month as the Brazilian suffered an injury whilst away on international duty with the South American side.

Since the midfielder’s absence from the starting eleven, Sofyan Amrabat and Kobbie Mainoo have been in and out of the team with the 18-year-old looking to be the more composed of the two.

The former Real Madrid midfielder has struggled this season and his future at the club has been called into question following his poor performances for the Red Devils.

Casemiro’s move away

According to a report from Le10 Sport, Casemiro’s agents have offered the 31-year-old midfielder to Paris Saint-Germain with the French side struggling in Ligue 1 this season.

The report says it’s not yet known whether the Ligue 1 side would be interested, just that the opportunity to sign him has been offered to them.

The French side are keen on signing a centre-back but the ‘door is wide open’ for Casemiro’s signing, but the Parisian side will analyse the situation before making a move for the former Madrid man.

The Brazilian hasn’t been having the best time of things at United, and that’s one of the reasons why an exit from Old Trafford has been strongly rumoured for a while.

Ten Hag’s decision

Since the midfielder’s rather poor start to the season, the rumours of his exit have begun to grow louder and louder and with Mainoo’s breakthrough into the first-team squad, Casemiro’s absence hasn’t been felt as hard as perhaps it would have been last season.

The Red Devils are reportedly open to listening to offers for the Brazilian midfielder, alongside a host of other names in January, which could provide a big source of funding for United to make signings in the winter window.

Nevertheless, the Brazilian’s future at the club looks very uncertain and the Red Devils could make a hefty amount of money from his sale.