Casemiro's Wife Defends Him Amid Criticism Following Liverpool Loss

Casemiro, Manchester United's Brazilian midfielder, faced significant criticism after being substituted at halftime during a 3-0 defeat to Liverpool. Speculation arose that he left Old Trafford at halftime, which manager Erik ten Hag denied. Casemiro's wife, Anna Mariana, defended him on social media, highlighting his impressive career achievements, including five Champions League wins with Real Madrid and a recent FA Cup with United.

Despite his past accolades, Casemiro's performance against Liverpool drew negative comments from pundits. Former players like Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville noted a dip in his confidence and form. Ten Hag replaced him with 20-year-old Toby Collyer, emphasizing the need for more mobility in midfield. However, Ten Hag expressed confidence in Casemiro's character and contributions to the team, expecting him to return to form.

Casemiro's future at United remains uncertain, especially with his absence from Brazil's Copa America squad and ongoing rumors about a potential move. As domestic football pauses for the international break, he has time to regroup and address recent criticisms before returning to the pitch.