🚨Casemiro on why he cried after the full time whistle:
I spent most of my career in Spain playing for Real Madrid, where I won many trophies. But in just a few seasons at Manchester United, I’ve felt something different — something deeper enough to make grown man cry. Here, I truly feel at home.
The fans, the passion, the chants echoing through Old Trafford… it’s something special. It’s something that touches your heart in a way that’s hard to explain. The love and appreciation from the supporters, even for the smallest efforts on the pitch, mean everything to me.
At Madrid, winning trophies was incredible, but here at United, even a single victory feels just as meaningful — like lifting a trophy of its own. That connection with the fans, that sense of belonging… it’s powerful enough to make a grown man emotional.
And honestly, that’s why I couldn’t hold back my tears.
🚨🗣️ Amad on the sack of Amorim: “It was a tough topic. I was a bit SAD because he’s the coach who gave me MORE visibility and more opportunities to play for Manchester United.
“I was very sad. I even sent him a message to thank him for everything he did for me, both in my life and especially in my career.
“I wished him good luck wherever he goes. It was a difficult moment for me, but I’m really focused on Ivory Coast and on this competition. I want to finish well here and try to win this AFCON.
“We had a very good relationship, almost like a father-and-son relationship. He understood me, gave me a lot of advice, and let me play freely. It’s very unfortunate, but that’s life. You have to adapt, that’s football.
“I wish him all the best in life and in his next club. My next focus is Ivory Coast. I have to give everything for the country.” #MUFC [@beinsports_FR]