Casemiro’s Salary: weekly, yearly earnings and full career breakdown

Brazilian midfielder Carlos Henrique Casimiro, better known as Casemiro, is one of the most respected defensive players in world football. Currently at Manchester United, he not only collects trophies but also ranks among the highest-paid players in the Premier League.
If you want to know how much Casemiro earns in 2025, how his salary has evolved over the years, and where he stands compared to other stars, keep reading.
How much does Casemiro earn at Manchester United?
According to estimates from Capology and Salary Sport, Casemiro currently earns:
- £350,000 per week (~$445,000 / R$2.2M)
- £18.2 million per year (~$23M / R$117M)
- Contract valid until June 2026
This makes Casemiro one of the top five earners at Manchester United, alongside stars like Marcus Rashford and Raphael Varane.
Casemiro’s salary history by season
Season | Club | Weekly Salary | Yearly Salary | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
2025 | Manchester United | £350,000 | £18.2M | Current contract |
2024 | Manchester United | £350,000 | £18.2M | Key starter |
2023 | Manchester United | £350,000 | £18.2M | First full season |
Why do salary figures differ across sources?
Some outlets report slightly different numbers for Casemiro’s contract:
- Capology: £350k/week gross salary, contract until 2026.
- SalaryLeaks: £225k base + bonuses up to £300k/week.
- SalarySport: similar to Capology, with detailed season breakdown.
This happens because a player’s earnings often include:
- Fixed salary (official contract with the club).
- Performance bonuses (goals, appearances, trophies).
- Image rights and commercial deals.
Casemiro among the top earners
In the 2025 season, Casemiro is ranked among the top 10 highest-paid players in the Premier League.
- He earns less than stars like Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City) and Mohamed Salah (Liverpool).
- But he surpasses other Brazilian internationals such as Gabriel Jesus and Alisson Becker.
Career success and value
Casemiro’s salary reflects his importance and decorated career:
- 5× UEFA Champions League winner with Real Madrid.
- Copa América 2019 champion with Brazil.
- Recognized worldwide as one of the best defensive midfielders.
His transfer to Manchester United in 2022 not only strengthened the team’s midfield but also raised the wage standards within the club.
This article was last updated: September 2025