Casemiro is reluctant to part with his high salary and would have to pay compensation if Manchester United wanted to send him away [jiayu]


Manchester United may have to pay a compensation fee to the player if they want to send Casemiro away, according to talksport.

It has been reported that Manchester United may have to pay a compensation fee for the player in the transfer of Rashford to make up for the drop in wages, and now the Red Devils have encountered the same problem in the deal of Casemiro.

Ratcliffe said in a recent interview that some of United's players are not good enough and are overpaid.

talksport said it had been known for some time that United wanted to remove Casemiro from the wage bill, but his contract does not expire until next summer.

Reports claim Ratcliffe's comments have upset Casemiro and that the Brazilian midfielder, who was reluctant to leave without his £350,000 weekly salary being fully paid, will now take a harder line.

Casemiro, who has made 30 appearances for United in all competitions this season, has not been a regular player since Amorim took charge of the team, and according to previous reports, Casemiro is a long-term target for the Saudi League.