Jamie Redknapp says a Manchester United player should have been sold during the January transfer window.

Former England midfielder Jamie Redknapp recently shared his thoughts on the January transfer window and specifically mentioned a player from Manchester United who he believes should have left the club. Redknapp was surprised that Casemiro, a Brazilian legend who has struggled at United since the arrival of manager Ruben Amorim, did not leave during the transfer window.

Amorim, who has been in charge of United since November, offloaded three first-team players in January including Marcus Rashford, Antony, and Tyrell Malacia, all on loan. But what caught Redknapp's attention was the fact that Casemiro, who has won five Champions League trophies with Real Madrid, remained at Old Trafford despite his difficult spell there.

There were rumors linking Casemiro to other clubs, such as Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr and former United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Fenerbahce, but the 32-year-old ended up staying at United. He even made a rare start in a recent match against Tottenham, a sign that he may still have a role to play in the team.

Redknapp, speaking before the match, expressed his surprise at Casemiro's decision to stay at United and highlighted the challenges he has faced in the Premier League. He also mentioned the importance of the midfielder using his experience and being careful not to make reckless tackles.

Amorim, on the other hand, seemed to suggest that Casemiro may not have the required intensity to compete in the Premier League. He acknowledged the player's intelligence and understanding of the game, but emphasized the need for high intensity in the league. Amorim's comments may have hinted at the end of Casemiro's United career, but the player was given a chance to start against Tottenham due to the absence of several key players.

Rio Ferdinand, a United legend, also voiced his opinion on Casemiro's situation, suggesting that the midfielder should have left the club in January. Ferdinand believes that Casemiro, who has never been one to sit on the bench, may not be happy with his current situation at United and that a transfer may be the best solution for all parties involved.

In conclusion, it seems that there were opportunities for Casemiro to leave United during the January transfer window, but for various reasons, he remained at the club. Whether he will have a future at United under Amorim's management remains to be seen, but it is clear that there are concerns about his performance and suitability for the Premier League.

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