Retired and stayed on the team! Official: 37-year-old Evans retired and served as Manchester United s loan and promotion director

June 30th official: 37-year-old Manchester United veteran Evans retires and serves as the team's loan and promotion director

[Official announcement] Joni Evans will serve as the Manchester United player loan and promotion director

Evans officially announced his retirement and will continue to stay in the club. He will be responsible for the loan of young players, working closely with football director Wilcox and future youth training supervisors to further improve the training process of young players and help them grow and enter the first team.

37-year-old Evans played for Manchester United twice, totaling more than 10 seasons. In the autumn of 2007, Evans made his debut for Manchester United's first team. He was an important member of the team's defense for the next seven seasons.

In the 2012-13 season, he and Ferdinand partnered with the central defender to help Manchester United win the Premier League championship last time. That season, as a defender, he scored 4 goals. After the 2014-15 season, he left Manchester United and returned to Old Trafford in 2023. During his two-time performance at Manchester United, he scored a total of 8 goals.

Wearing a Manchester United jersey, Evans played in 241 games. During his first time, he won three Premier League titles, one Champions League title, one Club World Cup title and one League Cup title. After returning to Manchester United, he won the FA Cup with the team.