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Casemiro’s man believes that the relationship with the Manchester United fans has been key to his rapid adaptation to life in English football.
That’s according to Brazilian journalist Paulo Vinícius Coelho, who told UOL (Quotations via Sports Witness), “He highly praises the relationship with Erik ten Hag.
“But the central point for Casemiro is that he understands that the relationship with the fans has been the great catalyst for his success.”
Coelho also shed light on Casemiro’s understanding of the difference between the fans in England and their counterparts in Spain, adding: “He understands, although we know, that in Spain you have, in theory, a more inflamed fan base than in England. There are many complaints about how the English fans are very serious, very calm at home games, especially.
“He understands that the relationship with the fans, with him lifting up the fans, the fans responding to him, the intimacy with the fans, is something that he understands is very critical to this.”
Since Casemiro settled in at Old Trafford so quickly, he seems to have quickly learned the differences between La Liga and the Premier League, and Coelho also discussed this factor, saying: “And understand that England have two different points. compared to Spain.
“One: the competitiveness of the league, although it is not easy to win the league in Spain, it says that it is much more difficult to play in England.
And the relationship with the fans that is more bitter than the one he saw at the Santiago Bernabéu. So he understands that this intimacy with the fans was what gave him many conditions to feel at home so quickly ”.
Casemiro has become the heartbeat of Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United team, and the Brazilian has quickly become a fan favourite.
Yesterday he was named in the FIFPRO Team of the Year, and there can be no spectator who is not sure of the midfielder’s merit.
With Casemiro in the squad, United are unbeaten since the World Cup ended, their only defeat against Arsenal coming when the former Real Madrid star was suspended.
Having cost £70m, there were doubts about his signing from some fans, but the excellent performances from the Brazilian star show that the Red Devils have finally found the midfielder they have always needed.
