The website "CaughtOffside" reported that Manchester United is considering letting go of both Casemiro and Jadon Sancho instead of activating the option to extend their contracts for an additional year. This move is part of the club's efforts to make changes to the squad and reduce financial burdens.

The reports indicated that the English club is aiming to save around £31 million annually on the wage bill, which explains why the management is inclined to allow players to leave once their contracts expire at the end of this season.

Sancho has been going through a difficult period since his loan move to Aston Villa, and it seems unlikely that the English club will activate the option to make the transfer permanent. The site indicated that the player has held talks about the possibility of moving to Turkey, which could be an option for him to continue his career.

On his part, Casemiro has shown relative improvement under the leadership of Rúben Amorim, but his advancing age makes it difficult to consider him a long-term option for the club. It seems that the best move for him would be to step down slightly, perhaps to the Saudi league or the MLS, if he wants to continue his professional career.

This decision comes as part of Manchester United's plan to restructure the team and achieve a balance between sporting performance and financial aspects.