Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly pulling out all the stops to keep Brazilian midfielder Casemiro by his side in Saudi Arabia, rather than letting him join his longtime rival Lionel Messi at Inter Miami. A highly sought-after player, Casemiro, 34, has announced that this season will be his last at Manchester United, where his four-year contract is set to expire. The club's decision not to extend his deal was largely due to the fact that his hefty £295,000-a-week salary would be a significant expense to absorb.
Casemiro's contract is set to expire in the summer, and rumors suggest that Inter Miami has him firmly in their sights as a potential signing. This would be an exciting opportunity for Casemiro to team up with Messi, who has extended his contract at the MLS club until 2028. However, Ronaldo is said to be eager to persuade Casemiro to join him in Saudi Arabia, where he's been trying to assemble a top-notch team to help Al-Nassr, the club he joined in 2023, win its first league title.
Ronaldo is reportedly keen on Casemiro's skills, which would undoubtedly bring significant quality to Al-Nassr's lineup. Meanwhile, Messi is said to be eager to have Casemiro on board to help fill the midfield void left by the retirement of Sergio Busquets last year. It seems Casemiro will have to weigh his options carefully before making a decision.
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