Casemiro has revealed his uneasy relationship with his wife, Anna, due to his obsession with football.
Building a career out of football demands hard work and commitment: that is what Casemiro does.
But he appears to have battled with head-on collisions with his lover and wife, Anna, due to his obsession with his game.
The 30-year-old former Real Madrid star joined Manchester United in the just-concluded transfer window from Real Madrid for a £60m transfer fee.
Casemiro revealed that he can watch games up to four times for the sole purpose of reading his performance and also making amends where the need arises.
Casemiro confirmed that his wife, Anna, 33, is fed up with him watching football obsessively.
Speaking with Manchester United’s website, Casemiro delves into how he analyzes every detail and stat of each game to identify areas he needs to improve.
“I look at [post-match stats] a lot and I enjoy it”, he said.
“I think I watch through my games three or four times over. Yes, it’s the way you learn and develop by correcting errors. I think it’s key to continue evolving in football.”
However, his love and craving to watch and analyze the game don’t sit well with his wife, who often gets a bit annoy about it.
“I watch a lot of football”, Casemiro noted. “I love it. My wife gets a bit annoyed, as there is only football on at home!
Casemiro added that he is passionate about the game and cannot stop watching it
“Football is my passion, my soul, and I believe that’s been the key to my success. I love football”, he said. “I love watching football.”
Casemiro and Anna have been married for eight years, and the marriage is blessed with two beautiful children.
While her husband is a legendary footballer with many trophies in his cabinet, Anna is a renowned Brazilian model interested in fashion.
She is known to be a hard worker and has a Bachelor’s degree in Business administration.
Anna and Casemiro met in 2011 in Brazil while the Man United star was playing for Sao Paulo.
The two love birds got married three years later, in 2014.
The Brazilian model is said to be worth £423,000, while Casemiro’s annual earnings at Manchester United is £8.9m.
Casemiro joined Manchester United for £60m from Real Madrid and is among the top earners at Old Trafford with £300,000 weekly wage.
After a failed pursuit of Frenkie De Jong by Erik Ten Hag, Casemiro was the best and easy alternative for the Red Devils to arrest the rot in the Man United midfield.
He is yet to find the back of the net for the Red Devils, but his signing has enabled Erik Ten Hag to shape the Manchester United midfield strategy.
Casemiro won the La Liga, Copa De Rey, FIFA Club World Cup, UEFA Super Cup, and Champions League with Real Madrid before joining Manchester United.
