Casemiro Agrees Inter Miami Move After Manchester United Exit

Eric McPallisterEric McPallister· Updated
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Casemiro Agrees Inter Miami Move After Manchester United Exit

Casemiro has reportedly reached a verbal agreement to join Inter Miami after his Manchester United exit.

The Brazil midfielder is now on course for a move to Major League Soccer once his World Cup commitments are complete.

The 34-year-old is in the United States with Brazil and is due to be in Miami this week for the Group C meeting with Scotland. His next club is now expected to be based there too.

According to The Guardian, Casemiro has agreed a free-transfer move to Inter Miami after leaving Old Trafford.

Manchester United Midfield Rebuild Moves Into Sharper Focus

For Manchester United, the update underlines why the club’s midfield work has become one of the defining tasks of the summer.

Casemiro’s departure removes one of the highest-profile and most experienced players from the dressing room. It also clears another space in a department already being reshaped for the new campaign.

ReadManUtd has already covered how Atalanta midfielder Ederson is open to joining Manchester United, and Casemiro’s expected MLS move only sharpens that midfield picture.

United have been linked with fresh midfield additions, while Casemiro’s exit has long looked likely after the club opted against extending his stay.

The former Real Madrid midfielder leaves Old Trafford with domestic silverware, big-game pedigree and a final chapter that now appears set to place him alongside Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez in Miami.

The deal still needs formal completion and club confirmation, so the wording matters.

For now, this is a reported agreement rather than an official announcement. But it is a significant marker in United’s post-Casemiro rebuild.

Eric McPallister is a Manchester United writer for ReadManUtd.com, covering the latest news, transfers, tactical developments and major talking points from Old Trafford. With a strong understanding of the club’s history, culture and expectations, Eric provides clear, supporter-focused analysis that looks beyond the headlines. His work combines breaking news with informed opinion, helping United fans understand not only what is happening at the club, but why it matters. From first-team performances and emerging academy talent to recruitment decisions and the long-term direction of Manchester United, Eric delivers balanced, engaging coverage written with the supporters in mind.

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