Casemiro: Manchester United Star Reveals His Wife Gets Annoyed With His Football Obsession

• Anna Mariana. the wife of Manchester United's midfielder, often gets annoyed with her husband's love for football
• Casemiro has said that he usually rewatches his matches to analyse his performance and this behaviour sometimes irks his partner
• The midfielder moved to Old Trafford earlier in the summer after a trophy-laden career at Real Madrid

Manchester United midfielder Casemiro has revealed that his wife, Anna Marianna, sometimes gets bored with his extreme football obsession.

Casemiro has admitted that he rewatches his games four or five times to analyse his performances critically. The behaviour at times gets to her ravishing wife.

According to the Sun, Anna and Casemiro met way back in 2011 as the footballer was plying his trade with Brazilian club Sao Paulo. They got married eight years ago and the union is blessed with two children.

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Speaking to Manchester United's official website, Casemiro revealed that his post-match behaviour winds up Anna.

"I watch a lot of football. I love it. My wife gets a bit annoyed, as there is only football on at home."

"Football is my passion, it's my soul and I believe that's been the key to my success. I love football. I love watching football."

The Brazilian has started to feature regularly in Erik ten Hag's plans after a difficult start to life in the Premier League. He enjoyed a stellar time at his previous Real Madrid station, where he won five Champions League titles.

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Casemiro is officially a Manchester United player after securing a £70million move from Real Madrid.

Having received his permits, the 30-year-old can feature for his new side as early as Saturday, August 27, when United face Southampton at the Saint Marys Stadium.