Man Utd fans beg ‘loan out Casemiro’ instead after Erik ten Hag ‘makes decision on two academy stars’

MANCHESTER UNITED fans want to see the back of Casemiro after another dismal run of performances against Arsenal and Liverpool in pre-season.

It comes as Erik ten Hag is nearing a decision on the immediate futures of academy defensive midfielder Toby Collyer and defender Harry Amass.

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Casemiro has fallen out of favour at United[/caption]

The future of Toby Collyer is uncertain after he impressed on United’s preseason tourGetty

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Meanwhile, left-back Harry Amass might be given a chance due to injuries in that area[/caption]

But just as Ten Hag let Willy Kambwala join Villarreal for £10million, he is again not committing to bringing Amass and Collyer into the first team.

Both youngsters featured in all of United’s pre-season games, travelling to the United States alongside academy lead coach David Hughes.

Left-back Amass, 17, is reportedly expected to continue the season at United given last season’s injuries to Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia.

But there is a decision to be made on 20-year-old Collyer – who joined United from Brighton in 2022.

Ten Hag rates the midfielder but will weigh up whether to organise a Facundo Pellistri-style loan or keep him in-house to develop.

But the possibility he will be sent out on loan has left United fans fuming as they took to social media to voice their frustrations.

One fan wrote: “Loan out Casemiro.”

A second said: “Keep the two lads and develop them. Why get rid of the youngsters?”

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Another added: “I’d start Collyer ahead of Casemiro despite all of his inexperience. At least he covers grass well and makes the right choices in possession.”

While on more chimed: “Sell Casemiro instead.”

The Brazilian’s wage structure makes it difficult for United to sell or loan out the legendary midfielder.

Casemiro, 32, is currently United’s highest paid player on a staggering £350,000-a-week contract.

If a loan deal was arranged in the event of a miracle, the Red Devils would be forced to front at least half the cost – just like they did last season when Jadon Sancho fled to Dortmund for six months in January.

Meanwhile Sancho‘s trial as a false nine could continue in to the Premier League campaign as Joshua Zirkzee may need time to get up to speed.

Zirkzee did not travel with United to the USA, instead enjoying an extended holiday after Holland were dumped out of the Euros semi-final to England.

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