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BREAKING NEWS: Coming From Old Trafford, Sir Jim Ratcliffe Wants Barcelona Midfield Engine As A Replacement For Outgoing Casemiro. According To Reports Man United Are Looking To Push A Deal In Bring The Dutchman To United During The Summer Transfer Window As The Incredible Ace Could Be The Man To Help Rejuvenate United’s Midfield. Ratcliffe Could Seal £60m Man Utd Transfer To Fix Their Casemiro Problem.

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Manchester United’s current season has been marked by poor performances, overshadowing the strides made under Erik ten Hag’s leadership the previous year. The team’s early eliminations from the League Cup and Champions League, along with a substantial gap from the top four, highlight their struggles. Although they have an upcoming FA Cup final against Manchester City, the odds seem to be against them.

 

Many players have underperformed, but Casemiro, in particular, has been notably disappointing, as shown by his recent mistake that allowed Burnley to score a late equalizer. However, recent reports suggest that Manchester United might have the chance to secure an ideal replacement.

 

According to reports from Spain, Barcelona is looking to sell Dutch midfielder Frenkie De Jong this summer due to financial difficulties. Several top clubs, including Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, and two Premier League teams, have expressed interest in the 26-year-old, with United likely to be one of them given their previous and ongoing interest.

 

Despite facing competition, Barcelona seems willing to let De Jong go for a relatively modest price of €70 million (£60 million), considering his quality and his potential to resolve United’s midfield issues.

 

A comparison between De Jong and Casemiro highlights key differences in their performance metrics. While Casemiro was crucial for United last season, he has seen a noticeable decline this year, as noted by football analysts Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville. In multiple statistical categories, De Jong surpasses the Brazilian, with better goal-scoring, passing accuracy, progressive passes and carries, shot and goal-creating actions, successful take-ons, and ball recoveries.

 

Casemiro’s defensive stats, such as tackles, interceptions, and clearances, may seem impressive, but they are partially a result of United’s defensive problems, as they concede an average of 17.6 shots per game in the Premier League.

 

In contrast, De Jong’s overall impact, as praised by talent scout Jacek Kulig, is described as “simply phenomenal,” showcasing his ability to influence the game across different aspects of midfield.

 

To facilitate a successful rebuild, it is recommended that United part ways with Casemiro and bring in a younger, more dynamic midfielder like De Jong. This move could revitalize the midfield and help propel United toward future success under Ratcliffe’s ownership.

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