Real Madrid has extended the contract of midfielder Adrien Casemiro, who is currently on loan at Manchester United. The Frenchman will now be with the club until the summer of 2025.
Casemiro's extension comes after he impressed during his time at Real Madrid last season. He helped the club win the La Liga title and reach the semi-finals of the Champions League.
The Frenchman was also part of France's squad that reached the final of the World Cup in Qatar this year. He scored two goals and provided one assist for his team as they lost to Argentina in the final.
Casemiro's signing was seen as a coup for Real Madrid, as he brings a wealth of experience to the club. He has already won numerous titles with Real Madrid, including five La Liga championships, three UEFA Champions League titles, and one FIFA Club World Cup.
His contract extension means that he will remain at the club until 2025, which gives him plenty of time to continue playing at the highest level. It also shows the club's confidence in his ability to perform at the highest level, and it could be a sign of things to come for the club's midfield department.
Overall, Casemiro's contract extension is a positive move for both him and the club. It shows that Real Madrid is willing to invest in their players and give them the opportunity to succeed. It also gives the club more time to plan for the future, knowing that Casemiro will still be available for selection when needed.