Casemiro’s strike against Bournemouth may well have been his most eye-catching Manchester United goal, and perhaps his most vital so far.
His winner at the Vitality Stadium means a draw against Chelsea will be enough to secure a top four spot and Champions League football to cement Erik ten Hag’s debut campaign as a successful one. Casemiro has certainly been one of his most successful transfers, too.
The Brazilian has been a colossus in the centre of the park, with his eight-game absence this season due to his various suspensions keenly felt by United. The 31-year-old has completed the job he was brought in to do, and then some.
