Midfielder Casemiro of Manchester United has become a new shareholder of Marbella FC, the club recently promoted to play in the Spanish third division.

In a recent announcement, Marbella FC confirmed that player Casemiro will officially become a new shareholder of the club. Marbella FC is the team that has just earned promotion to play in the Spanish third division, and immediately secured the partnership of a player who has previously played in Spain with Real Madrid.

A representative of Marbella FC stated: “Casemiro joining the board marks a historic opportunity for the club to continue to promote its brand and sports development strategy to the world football level.”

Another former Real Madrid player, Esteban Granero, who is currently the club’s president, is planning to build a new stadium with an investment of around 115 million euros. Meanwhile, Casemiro is also thrilled to embark on a new chapter in his career, saying: “I am honored to join Marbella FC because what drives me the most is the incredible potential for development of the club.

I have visited Marbella many times with my family, and my wife and children all love this city, where we want to be for the long term. Together, we will surely nurture big dreams to elevate Marbella to the top.”

Currently, the Brazilian international still has 2 years left on his contract with Manchester United. However, there have been rumors of a rift between the 32-year-old player and the team, specifically with manager Erik ten Hag. The former Real Madrid star is said to have feigned injury before the FA Cup final to avoid playing, and he was immediately removed from the registration list.

In addition, the giants of the Saudi Pro League are also reportedly interested in the services of the Brazilian player. Among them, Al Nassr stands out, a team with the presence of former teammate Ronaldo, which is ready to spend a hefty sum to release Casemiro’s contract.