Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr may play a pivotal role in resolving a significant issue for Manchester United by potentially acquiring unwanted players Casemiro and Aaron Wan-Bissaka from the Old Trafford club.

In recent seasons, Manchester United has faced difficulties in offloading surplus players, but the emergence of the Saudi Pro League has created new opportunities in the transfer market.

According to The Daily Mail, the Red Devils could free up valuable squad space by transferring both Casemiro, who has experienced a dip in form this season, and Wan-Bissaka, struggling to secure regular playing time ahead of Diogo Dalot at Old Trafford.

Wan-Bissaka remains under contract with Man Utd until 2025, with Crystal Palace and West Ham monitoring his situation after the club triggered an additional year option on his contract.

However, the situation is more complex for Casemiro, with his substantial weekly wages of approximately €440,000 and a contract until 2026, making it challenging to find a suitable exit, especially as he approaches his 32nd birthday next month.

Ronaldo Takes Charge: Cristiano is reportedly spearheading the move for the Brazilian international, "encouraging" the transfer. The five-time Ballon d'Or winner and Casemiro have a close relationship from their time together at both Real Madrid and Manchester United.

Casemiro himself acknowledged Ronaldo as one of his closest companions at Old Trafford, alongside Dalot, Antony, and Fred.

The news of Al-Nassr's potential double acquisition, without a disclosed valuation, comes amid uncertainties about the Saudi Pro League's long-term viability as a genuine competitor to European football.

Jordan Henderson has already left the Middle East for Ajax in less than six months, while there are reports of discontent from high-profile star Karim Benzema. Aymeric Laporte initially supported these claims about European players' dissatisfaction but later distanced himself from the statement.