Real Madrid is considering the possibility of bringing Casemiro back to the club due to their current injury crisis. Casemiro, who moved to Manchester United for 70 million Euro two and a half years ago and remains under contract until 2026, is regarded as a player who could aid in the development of young talents Aurélien Tchouaméni and Eduardo Camavinga, in addition to bolstering the defensive lineup. Nevertheless, despite ongoing speculation, reports indicate that Casemiro feels comfortable in Manchester and is eager to work with the new head coach, Rúben Amorim. It is suggested that a return to Real Madrid is not currently an option for Casemiro.

Real Madrid is considering bringing back Casemiro to strengthen their midfield in January. The Brazilian media outlet Trivela reports that Real Madrid wants to recover Casemiro to cover team shortages, as Tchouaméni has not been able to make up for his absence. Ancelotti would be thrilled with this possibility.

Real Madrid have been urged to consider re-signing Casemiro from Man Utd, despite his struggles at Old Trafford. Spanish journalist Tomas Roncero suggested the move, highlighting Casemiro's previous success at Madrid and his potential to improve the team's performance. However, it is considered a surprise move due to Casemiro's age and his career winding down.

Real Madrid considers bringing back 32-year-old Brazilian midfielder Casemiro from Manchester United, reports Defensa Central. Casemiro, who joined United for 70 million euros two years ago, would be happy to return, but the move is complex. Real Madrid would prefer a loan deal, contingent on Dani Ceballos' departure to Betis for at least 20 million euros. The club faces a time constraint to finalize the transfer.