From Madrid to Manchester: How many trophies has Casemiro won in his career?

Brazilian Casemiro is one of the most decorated and influential players of his generation by a country mile. Casemiro has carved out a career that serves as a lesson in midfield Saiyan style: thunderous tackles, tactical nous, and an indefatigable work ethic. Since bursting onto the scene in Brazil with São Paulo FC, to years of silverware success at Real Madrid, and further into life as a senior member at Manchester United, Casemiro has been playing world-class football for over a decade. As he toasts his new piece of silverware won in England, we take a look at just how much silverware Casemiro has to his name.
Casemiro’s golden years at Real MadridCasemiro first caught the eye in Brazil with São Paulo, and he made a big step up when he moved to Real Madrid in 2013. He worked with the reserves and got promoted to Zidane's senior side in no time. And with the Spanish giants, Casemiro accrued an astonishing 18 major trophies during a nine-year stint. These include:

• 5 UEFA Champions League titles (2013–14, 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18, 2021–22)
  
• 3 La Liga titles (2016–17, 2019–20, 2021–22)
  
• 1 Copa del Rey (2013–14)
  
• 3 Supercopa de España (2017, 2019–20, 2021–22)
  
• 3 UEFA Super Cups (2016, 2017, 2022)
  
• 3 FIFA Club World Cups (2016, 2017, 2018)

Casemiro’s new challenges and continued excellence in England and with BrazilCasemiro transferred to Manchester United in 2022. As he made his debut there, many were forced to ask similar questions about his game: could Casemiro adapt to the physical demands of the Premier League? But he quickly proved the skeptics wrong. His charisma and composure, his footballing intelligence, and his leadership made the United midfield a stronger beast and flicked the pride back into the club.

🔝 training pic.twitter.com/a6dQs6Ukzj

— Casemiro (@Casemiro) November 18, 2024

At Manchester United, Casemiro has already added two more trophies to his cabinet:

• EFL Cup (Carabao Cup): 2022–23
  
• FA Cup: 2023–24

Casemiro's impact on the Brazilian team and his club has been huge. A relentless midfielder, he was an integral part of the squad that won the Copa América in 2019. He also captured the 2011 U-20 World Cup and the 2011 South American U-20 Championship with Brazil and the 2009 South American U-17 Championship. On the other hand, let’s not forget his prior success with Sao Paulo, which he led to a Copa Sudamericana title in 2012.
Casemiro’s decorated legacy is still being writtenOverall, there are 22 major titles to a name that suggest a level of consistency, durability, and influence at the highest level, which can’t be underestimated. He’s more than a pure holding midfielder — a natural leader who excels under pressure. Both while ramping up play in the capital and while anchoring the midfield in the north-west, Casemiro has had a say in everything.

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Casemiro’s thirst for glory is no less as he embarks on the next stage of his career with Manchester United. Both fans and analysts will be watching to see what new wrinkles he adds to his career.