Well, at least they're being consistent. This is an organization that replaced Carrick with Schneiderlin, who was clearly not up to the task, and then pivoted to Matic, who was too old and slow to do the task, and now they'll have Casemiro who, given that Real Madrid have already signed and bedded in his replacements, is likely to be unable to perform at an EPL level in short order.
Some decent shade from Ancelotti, announcing Casemiro's departure today:
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Casemiro's teammates understand his decision, they respect it - it was his will to try a new challenge and we have to accept it. I can't reply to why Casemiro traded European Champions for a struggling side, it's his personal decision.
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