Jonny Evans Retires: A New Role at Manchester United Awaits
Jonny Evans, the Manchester United defender, announced his retirement from professional soccer at 37. After a distinguished career with over 100 international caps, Evans transitions to a new role at United, focusing on player development. His legacy includes three Premier League titles and a wealth of experience to share.

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Jonny Evans, a stalwart in Manchester United's defense, has officially retired from professional soccer at the age of 37. Evans leaves behind a legacy marked by three Premier League titles and an impressive career adorned with major trophies, including the FA Cup and two English League Cups.
Having made 107 appearances for Northern Ireland, Evans concludes his career as a free agent after his second stint at Manchester United. He also had notable tenures at West Bromwich Albion and Leicester City. His future now lies in steering player development as he takes on the role of overseeing loans and pathways at United.
"I want to officially announce my retirement from my playing career, not with sadness, but with pride, gratitude and excitement for the next chapter ahead," Evans expressed. His commitment to cultivating young talent is echoed by United's director of football, Jason Wilcox, who believes Evans' experience will greatly benefit the club's budding stars.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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