Jonny Evans expands Manchester United in the role of youth development – reports

Former Manchester United player Jonny Evans has agreed a staff role that uses his knowledge of the development of youth at the Premier League club.

According to reports, there is an agreement for Evans to provide loans from emerging talents at Old Trafford United after he recently called time on his gaming career.

After eight years, the 37-year-old returned to United to United and made 43 performances

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But his football experience is considered essential to keep at United, where he won three Premier League titles, two competitions, a Champions League and a club world cup in his first enchantment. Evans rose due to the ranks in United, after he first attended the Club’s Center of Excellence in Belfast, and debuted in September 2007 under Sir Alex Ferguson.

After leaving Old Trafford in 2015, he joined West Bromwich Albion and then Leicester City. Evans returned to United on a free transfer under Erik ten Hag at the beginning of 2023-24 season. On May 30, 2025 he played his last professional football match against Hong Kong during the Asian tour after the season after the season.

He withdrew from professional football, in total more than 600 performances for Club and Land in 19 years

Evans also earned 107 caps for Noord -Ireland, where he was shown in the last 16 by Euro 2016.