As his Manchester United career concludes, Casemiro expressed deep gratitude to fans following an emotional farewell. After the final home game against Nottingham Forest, a post-match press conference was scheduled, but the Brazilian star was reportedly too emotional to participate. The 34-year-old is departing as his contract expires. His contributions since Michael Carrick took charge were crucial in helping the club return to the Champions League. His last appearance was in the 3-2 victory over Nottingham Forest. Casemiro had planned to speak to the media after being substituted and receiving a standing ovation, but he was unable to proceed. He later posted a heartfelt message on social media, calling Manchester his 'forever home' after 161 appearances, two trophies, and 26 goals. He thanked the city, the club, and the supporters, saying the last four years were unforgettable. He added that there weren't enough words to describe the happiness and warmth felt. In the lead-up to the match, it was reported that the former Real Madrid player was leaving the club.