Casemiro: Once abandoned but eventually won back trust This is one of the happiest years of his career

June 9th June 8:45 on June 11th, Brazil will face Paraguay in the 16th round of the World Cup qualifiers. Before the game, Brazilian midfielder Casemiro attended the press conference. It talks about losing his position at Manchester United for a time but ultimately winning Amorin's trust. Casemiro said it was one of the happiest years of his career and was happy to return to the national team.

lost the position at Manchester United for a time, but eventually regained the starting lineup through performances

Casemiro: "For me, this year was one of the most important years of my career. Maybe even just because of the coach's choice, you ended up being excluded, but I never stopped working, and that was my huge success. It was undoubtedly the most important year. Everyone wanted to talk about championships, victory, key games, but when you were not arranged to play, it changed the perception of a new coach who took office and didn't use yours, and then you ended up being praised by this coach who didn't value you at first... It was undoubtedly one of the most resilient years and one of the happiest years of my career. I'm so happy to be back in the national team and come back with good form, which is what I want to emphasize the most. I come here It's not because of knowing the head coach (Ancelotti), but because of performance. It's no doubt one of the most important years of my career. "

talked again about the failure to play at Manchester United

Casemiro: "These are things that happen inside, I'm the kind of person who doesn't like to promote too much when things happen inside. Of course I went to the head coach and he was honest with me and said that it was his choice and had nothing to do with me. There was no choice but to keep training hard and wait for opportunities. I don't think there was a serious decline in performance on my personal level, but when the club's overall performance was not good, I had to make a change. I went to ask him and he said that it was more about the choice of the person who played, and made me wait for opportunities. When I got on the court, I finally got to the level he asked for."