Jonny Evans becomes Manchester United signing after Mason Mount

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Jonny Evans has signed a shot term deal with Manchester United as his search for a new club continues.


The agreement will see the former Leicester City defender represent the club in the upcoming pre-season games.

Evans, 35, who featured 13 times for Leicester City in the Premier League last season as they suffered relegation from the top-flight is still active in his search for a new club and joining United for pre-season will see him maintain fitness level.

He will not be a part of the club in the new season as the agreement is only last for preseason games.



Kehinde Hassan Afolabi 

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