Casemiro has also insisted that more needs to be done at Manchester United to get the club back to winning titles.
He told ESPN: "I’m not the person who decides who should be manager.
"We have qualified people to decide that but [Ten Hag] showed last season he can grow Manchester United.
"Last season we had really good growth and the team was trending upwards.
"Of course, Manchester United always needs more and more and always needs to be winning but we showed last season that we are capable of achieving great things."
Antony’s agent has claimed that the winger’s full attention is on Manchester United.
As reported by Fabrizio Romano, he said: “We’ve not received any communication from Man United about Antony and potential transfer for January or summer window.
“Antony has his head focused on doing his best for Manchester and improving his numbers”.
Roy Hodgson has opened up on the future of Michael Olise amid speculation surrounding the forward.
He said: “My thoughts are [it] would be a sad day for the club.
“I am certain the club would like him to honour [his long-term deal] and to improve the team around players like him.
“We need to make the team stronger and not lose them to other Premier League clubs who are putting some money on the table.
“But at the moment that isn’t our concern, it’s these [upcoming] games. I’m certainly counting on him to play his part in that and the summer will have to take care of itself.”
Clubs such as Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United have all been interested in signing the Frenchman.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag hopes a new deal for Omari Forson can be wrapped up by the end of the week.
According to the Daily Mail, Ten Hag wants the process to pick up pace as he is very impressed with the academy ace.
Forson is discussing a renewal with his current deal set to run out this summer.
According to Manchester Evening News, the winger – who played against Newport on Sunday – changed agents and is undecided over his next move while clubs from abroad are keeping tabs.
Manchester United have issued a statement following the FA's decision on the Continental Tyres League Cup fixture in which Aston Villa will progress ahead of the club despite fielding an ineligible player.
Noelle Maritz played in the Group A win over Sunderland but was cup-tied.
The Black Cats have been awarded the win and go through as group winners - while Villa progress as one of the best runners-up ahead of United due to goal difference.
A United statement read: "We are very disappointed with this outcome, and do not understand its rationale.
"We feel that it undermines the integrity of the competition, and of the women’s game."