According to UnitedFocus, a Manchester United news website, Casemiro's debut in Miami was stunning, surprising Manchester United fans.

Casemiro made his official debut for Inter Miami in the match against Montreal, and Manchester United fans could hardly believe his performance.

After leaving Manchester United as a free agent this summer, Casemiro joined Inter Miami, marking the perfect "ultimate achievement" in his football career.

He has already won numerous honors alongside Cristiano Ronaldo, and now he will be fighting alongside Messi, much to the excitement of Inter Miami owner David Beckham.

This joy was evident in his 1-0 victory over Montreal in his debut, while Manchester United fans watched with bewildered expressions.

Manchester United fans are buzzing about Casemiro's Inter Miami debut.

Despite participating in the World Cup, Casemiro returned to the team early and played in the official match, once again demonstrating his top-notch professionalism.

The away game against Montreal was very close. He played the full 90 minutes, starting alongside Sergio Reguilón (remember him?) and Suarez, and helped the team win 1-0.

Messi, who led his team to the World Cup final, has not yet returned to the team, but Manchester United fans are surprised to find that Casemiro has perfectly replicated Messi's playing style.

His unhurried advance and dribbling skills not only reflect the rhythm of MLS but also prove that this Brazilian midfielder's ability far exceeds the league's standard.

"Everyone's raving about how great Messi is in MLS, but Casemiro looks like he's bored out of his mind, like he's just going through a training session," one fan said. Another wrote, "After four seasons in the Premier League, MLS is probably like an U15 game to him."

Another fan attributed Casemiro's resurgence to Carrick: "After training with Carrick for half a year, he now moves more nimbly than most defensive midfielders."

"He will be the best player on the court for the next three years, and everyone knows that," one fan asserted. Another summed up his feelings in three words: "Too easy."

“Look at the spacing and rhythm of MLS! The gaps in his passing are probably enough to cook a feast,” another fan exclaimed in bewilderment.

Finally, one fan aptly captured this strange feeling: "Seeing Casemiro pull off Messi's fancy moves in MLS feels like a bug in a game. Don't you miss those midfielders who had plenty of time to showcase their skills?"