Inter Miami is reportedly close to signing former Manchester United midfielder Casemiro as he approaches free-agent status next month, according to multiple UK outlets. While Casemiro is expected to be available without a standard transfer fee, both reports say the deal includes a separate, unusual financial clause that could still require Inter Miami to pay money.
The Manchester Evening News and The Mirror both describe the potential payment as a significant sum triggered by the clause, though neither provides specific figures in the excerpts provided. The reports frame the clause as the main complication in an otherwise free-agent move, implying that the club’s total cost could be higher than expected.
Both sources also link the potential cost to David Beckham’s role at Inter Miami, though the underlying issue is the structure of the agreement surrounding Casemiro’s transfer as free agency approaches. Additional details, including the exact amount and conditions of the clause, are not confirmed in the provided summaries.
