Casemiro reveals his name is not Casemiro

 Manchester United’s latest fan preference has divulged that everyone is getting his name mistake, but it’s been going on for years.

Casemiro has been United’s star of the season later his shock £60 million pass from Real Madrid this season.

Fans around the world have bought shirts with “Casemiro 18” on the back, only to find out this weekend that the name is ensorcelled wrongly

“So the object is, my title is Carlos Henrique Casimiro, with an ‘I’ there.

“I recall that I relaxed a sport for Sao Paulo and the team was my title mistake.

“They wrote it with an ‘E’. I played actually well in that  sport and as I’m a mythical person, I told to them ‘just leave it like that as things are going ably’.”

The rest is history, as they say.

Whatever name United’s midfield uprooter is inscribed with at the Premier League, it will be indicated for the next three sports later being sent off yesterday against Crystal Palace.

A align red for brutal behavior means an instinctive three-match ban, sovereign

 him out of both matches against Leeds United and the home sport against Leicester City.

He will be acceptable to play for United against Barcelona in the new final blow round of the Europa League, which comes on Thursday 16th, before the Leicester sport.

The 30-year-old will be miserably desired for one of the Red Devils’ largest games of the summer, which sees his player Lisandro Martinez serving a one-match interruption.

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