Casemiro

Casemiro believes Manchester United are on a "good path" and says playing for the Old Trafford giants makes him feel like an excited 15-year-old again.

“We know the history. “Of course we are already respected, the opponents know we’re strong, that we have good dynamics, the manager is doing a good job, the players as well.” “But the most important (thing) is to see the team growing.”

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This is the way to win titles, but we need to keep growing.’ He has been imperious for United since moving from the Bernabeu in a £70million deal last summer. ‘I’m very comfortable at Manchester United and enjoying every moment like a 15-year-old kid,’ Casemiro said. ‘He’s a fantastic player,’ said the Reading manager, who knows a thing or two about bossing the midfield at United. To win titles in the future, you have to build a solid foundation. A serial winner in Spain, the 30-year-old has been at Old Trafford long enough now to feel the weight of history, but he believes United are on the way back.

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[Girona](/soccer/team?id=9812), [Getafe](/soccer/team?id=2922) and Atletico given that they've been without one of the best goal scorers on the planet, [Robert Lewandowski](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/125824/Robert-Lewandowski). And it's not going to get easier anytime soon: next up it's a trip to the Bernabeu to play [Real Madrid](/soccer/team?id=86). [Bruno Fernandes](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/124091/Bruno-Fernandes)' whipped cross from the right was inviting a touch and Fred did it with a bit of flair -- flicking the ball into the net and making a superb bit of skill look casual. [Roma](/soccer/team/_/id/104), they were 2-0 up with three minutes to go and they drew 2-2. There was still work to do for the Japanese winger, however, as [Alisson](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/196876/Alisson) was rightly in place, ready to react. The pressure on [Thomas Muller](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/123465/Thomas-Müller) & Co. 8, a 1-0 win at [Valencia](/soccer/team?id=94) on Oct. Coming after a 1-0 Copa del Rey victory over [Real Sociedad](/soccer/team?id=89) and a 1-0 win over [Getafe](/soccer/team?id=2922), this was the first time in 43 years that Barca have won three consecutive games by that scoreline. [Southampton](/soccer/team?id=376) are rock bottom of the Premier League table and manager Nathan Jones is trying to kick-start a survival bid in the cups. Tony Tapalovic, the goalkeeping coach and [Manuel Neuer](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/84774/Manuel-Neuer)'s best friend, was let go last week in a power move from Nagelsmann. [Serge Gnabry](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/178980/Serge-Gnabry) was reprimanded and benched [for going to the Paris Fashion Week on his day off](/soccer/bayern-munich-gerbayern_munich/story/4862401/serge-gnabry-dropped-to-bayern-munich-bench-over-fashion-trip-fallout). [Germany](/soccer/team?id=481)?

Manchester United midfielder Casemiro has said that he is enjoying his life as a sixteen-year-old. The Brazilian midfielder scored twice in Manchester.

Casemiro further described Manchester United as the biggest club in England judging by the number of trophies in the Devils’ cabinet. “I’m very comfortable at Manchester United, extremely happy to be here and enjoying every moment like a 15-year-old kid!” He told The Independent. Manchester United midfielder Casemiro has said that he is enjoying his life as a sixteen-year-old.