Man United fans call for Casemiro to be ‘SOLD’ after Michael Olise ‘ended’ the Brazilian’s career for Crystal Palace’s opening goal
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Manchester United fans have called for Casemiro to be sold over his role in Crystal Palace’s opening goal.
Michael Olise opened the scoring against Erik ten Hag’s men after an excellent solo run before finishing past Andre Onana.
The Crystal Palace winger had picked up the ball midway through United’s half and skipped past Casemiro, who fell to the ground after bursting in.
Olise continued to drive into the penalty area with time and space and found the bottom corner.
And United fans are left fuming on social media, with some calling for Casemiro to be sold after his disappointing season continued.
Manchester United fans have called for Casemiro to be sold over his role in Crystal Palace’s opening goal.
Olise opened the scoring to give Crystal Palace the lead after an excellent solo in the penalty area
Olise had picked up the ball halfway through United’s half and slotted it easily past Casemiro
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A third fan, after seeing Casemiro’s slip, added: “Olise sent Casemiro back to the favelas.”
Former Sheffield United striker Jan Age Fjortoft, meanwhile, took a swipe at Casemiro as he compared the Brazilian to a youth player.
Fjortoft wrote about X: ‘Casemiro jumps in as a youth player. Mainoo and Eriksen could not get close and tackle. And defenders who support like an amateur team.
‘Respect for the elegant Olise, but Manchester United’s defense is terrible’.
Crystal Palace doubled their lead five minutes before half-time thanks to a booming strike from Jean-Philippe Mateta before Tyrick Mitchell made it three.
The evening went from bad to worse for Casemiro when he was arrested by Daniel Munoz. The Colombian then played a pass to Olise, who smashed the ball home to give Palace four goals on the night.
