The Manchester United midfielder could be reunited with Ronaldo. When should we expect the transfer?

Casemiro is entering his second year at Manchester United, and his last season was not the most successful for him. His transfer from Real Madrid for €60 million was promising, but the Brazilian failed to replicate the level he had in the Spanish capital.

As a result, the Red Devils are seriously considering transferring the Brazilian. For several months, there has been information that Casemiro is attracting interest from Saudi Pro League clubs, and as the transfer window in the Middle East approaches, this interest is only intensifying. The transfer window in Saudi Arabia opens on Wednesday, July 17.

Several Pro League clubs are showing interest in Casemiro. One of the main contenders is Al-Nassr, where the Brazilian could reunite with his former Real Madrid teammate, Cristiano Ronaldo. There have also been reports of a potential move to the Saudi Arabian champions Al-Ittihad, where he would join former Los Blancos player Karim Benzema, compatriot Fabinho, and French star N'Golo Kante.

Additionally, there has been information about interest from Al-Qadsiah, Al-Ahli, and Al-Hilal. Fueling the rumors is the fact that former Manchester United sporting director John Murtough visited Saudi Arabia in January of this year and may have conducted preliminary negotiations with the clubs.

It is still uncertain whether Casemiro himself is willing to move to the Persian Gulf country, and whether Manchester United can agree on all the terms. The player's market value has significantly decreased, and the possibility of recouping €25-30 million from the initial €60 million investment seems like the best option amidst the player's decline.