Casemiro Urges Ambitious Investment Amid Revealing Rasmus Hojlund Valuation

Manchester United’s first season under Erik ten Hag ended in defeat when they were defeated by city rivals 2-1 in the FA Cup final.

United finished as FA Cup finalists, as well as first in the League Cup and third in the Premier League, securing a return to the Champions League.

It’s been nearly six months since the Glazers first put the club up for sale, and the takeover story still hasn’t come to a close. Read on for the most recent news straight out of Old Trafford.

Jurrien Timber, a defender for Ajax, has been linked to Manchester United since before Ten Hag arrived at the club last summer.

Timber has expressed interest in leaving Ajax this summer, but a transfer has not yet materialized and he continues to serve as a member of the club. It’s the same situation for me as last season,” he said, according to the Dutch daily Ziggo Sport. My departure announcement must seem plausible.

The potential exists; it is possible. United are reportedly still interested in acquiring Timber, and he was sighted at Wembley Stadium on the day of the FA Cup final, adding fuel to the fire.

Casemiro wants Man U to make a major purchase.

Midfielder Casemiro has said that United must make significant summer transfers if they want to challenge City.

Casemiro said this before the FA Cup final, “When top-class players come in, quality players, it’s always welcome.” We’re always looking to improve our roster with talented new players, and the more depth your team has, the better.

But we gamers are well aware that such experts do exist. I have full faith in John [Murtough, United’s director of football] and his team, as well as the manager, because he signed me and brought me here.

“It’s always the club that has the final say and it’s not us players who need to be putting our noses into this. But the more top players you have the better, because we know that with lots of quality players, there’s competition for places and that means you get to the end of the season in better shape.”