The 35-year-old Northern Ireland stalwart Johnny Evans, who left Manchester United after eight years, made a miraculous return this summer, signing a short-term contract in the pre-season warm-up matches "to make up for the number of people," but according to the Belfast Telegraph broke the news, the United team leader Tannenbaum Hagar was very satisfied with the performance of Johnny Evans, who will be signing a one-year contract with him, and "love to go back home" drama officially staged.
Johnny Evans played a total of 147 minutes in 3 appearances for United in the pre-season warm-ups. The news is that United is determined to sell off the two stalwarts, Harry Maguire and Eric Bailly, and needs manpower to fill in the gaps, so they decided to offer Johnny Evans a one-year contract to give him the role of the "fourth stalwart" after Wallace, Ricciardo Martinez, and Vitellini Diluve.
