CASEMIRO

Brazil midfielder Casemiro believes that not being considered one of the leading favourites for the upcoming FIFA World Cup could work to the team's advantage. The five-time world champions are aiming to secure a record-extending sixth World Cup title at the tournament, which will take place in North America from June 11 to July 19. However, bookmakers currently rank Spain, France, and England ahead of Brazil among the favourites to lift the trophy. "We're a Step Behind, But That's Good" Speaking to FIFA's

Casemiro physical condition became a topic of discussion after Manchester United's Carabao Cup defeat to Newcastle United, and Erik ten Hag provided insights during his post-match press conference. The Brazilian midfielder, who was absent from the Premier League derby against Manchester City, made his return to the squad for the match against Newcastle and was even given the captain's armband for the game. In contrast, the club's regular captain, Bruno Fernandes, was named among the substitutes as Ten Hag made several expected changes,

Ten Hag on Defensive Mistakes in UEFA Loss Manchester United faced a disappointing 3-2 defeat at the hands of Galatasaray during Tuesday's UEFA Champions League clash at Old Trafford. Manager Erik ten Hag addressed the media after the match, expressing his frustration with the defensive lapses that allowed Galatasaray to secure victory. United had taken the lead twice during the game, with Rasmus Hojlund finding the back of the net on both occasions. However, defensive errors ultimately cost them the match. Wilfried Zaha

Precision and preparation came into play as Guglielmo Vicario showcased his skills against Manchester United on Saturday's match. The goalkeeper's impeccable performance included crucial saves at critical junctures, contributing to our well-deserved victory with goals from Pape Sarr and an own goal by Lisandro Martinez in the second half. In the initial stages, 'Vic' extended himself to block Marcus Rashford's attempt at the near post when the score remained tied. Following Pape's goal, Vicario exhibited a remarkable reflex save to deflect Casemiro's point-blank

The Brazil international enjoyed a fine first campaign as a Red, following his move from Real Madrid, and been a real hit in his maiden campaign in England. After picking up the Man-of-the-Match award in the Carabao Cup final victory over Newcastle United, and heading in the opening goal, he has really made his mark at Old Trafford. The home fans were able to show their appreciation when affording him a standing ovation, when he was replaced in the final league game, against