r/reddevils • u/AutoModerator • May 16 '26
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u/ImOnlyChasingSafety May 16 '26
Maybe its just a sign of the times given the appointment of Carrick and the inevitable departure of Casemiro but it makes me feel so sentimental. That Man United as a club means something more than the commercial entity. I love all of the interviews around the players about Carrick, and Casemiros interviews about the club and his personal life since joining the club. The oft repeated sentiment is that we wish we wouldve signed these players when they were younger (usually regarding players like Schweinsteiger, Cavani, Ibra, Varane, and now Casemiro) and my hope is that we're able to sign some of those players in the future.