Casemiro has announced that he will leave Manchester United at the end of the season.
The 33-year-old joined the Red Devils in 2022 from Real Madrid and has lifted both the EFL Cup and FA Cup during his time at Old Trafford.
Carlo Ancelotti's appointment as Brazil coach saw the midfielder return to national team action for the first time in two years and he is expected to be included in the squad for the 2026 World Cup.
We take a look at what clubs might be interested in signing the five-time UEFA Champions League winner ahead of next season...
Sao Paulo
Casemiro spent over a decade with his boyhood club Sao Paulo before making the switch to Real Madrid in 2013.
Initially loaned to the Spanish giants, the Brazilian left off the back of Copa Sudamericana success and made over 111 appearances for Soberano despite leaving aged just 19.
A product of the famous Sao Paulo academy, Casemiro captained every youth team he played in from the age of 11 onwards and a return to Brazil to play out the remaining years of his glittering career would be a fitting ending.
LA Galaxy
After the conclusion of Brazil's 2026 World Cup campaign in the US, Mexico and Canada, there is a chance that Casemiro could remain Stateside to continue his club career.
Major League Soccer franchises are reportedly keen on trying to attract several players from Europe on free transfers after the conclusion of the World Cup in a bid to continue to raise the profile of the league and the former Real Madrid man would fit this bill perfectly.
In recent days, the Daily Mail have linked Casemiro with a move to LA Galaxy where he would link up with Riqui Puig and Marco Reus.
Any Saudi Pro League club
As has been the case with many ageing stars over recent years, Casemiro could cash in on a move to the Saudi Pro League.
The ability of sides to pay huge wages has resulted in a wide range of players from Europe make the switch to the middle east including a number of Casemiro's former teammates.
Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema and Nacho all ply their trade in Saudi and there is sure to be interest in the 33-year-old, especially on a free deal.
