Impact Evans returns after missing out on mid week action in the Europa League with a knock. The defender had started two straight Premier League fixtures, but settles for a role on the bench to begin Sunday's match.
OCTOBER 27 • ROTOWIRE
JONNY EVANS #35 - DEFENDER - MANCHESTER UNITED
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Returns to bench Evans (undisclosed) is on the bench for Sunday's match against West Ham.
Hopeful to return Evans (undisclosed) is hoping to return for Sunday's trip to West Ham, according to manager Erik ten Hag. "We expect, of course, Bruno back and, hopefully, also [Jonny] Evans."
Impact Evans is hoping to make a return for Sunday's trip after missing out midweek due to a minor injury. Evans started and played at least 89 minutes in each of the two prior Premier League games, and seems to be establishing a nice role in the backline. If he's out it would likely be Matthijs De Ligt and Lisandro Martinez paired in the backline.
OCTOBER 25 • ROTOWIRE
Out Thursday Evans is out for Thursday's clash with Fenerbache, Manchester United announced.
Impact Evans won't be an option for Thursday's clash. It's a bit of a surprise turn as the center-back has played each of the last two matches. He came off in the final minutes of Saturday's 2-1 win over Brentford. Evans is one to monitor ahead of a Sunday trip to West Ham, with Lisandro Martinez and Matthijs De Ligt likely to partner in his absence.
OCTOBER 23 • ROTOWIRE
Starts against Aston Villa Evans started and played all 90 minutes during the 0-0 draw to Aston Villa on Oct 6.
Impact Evans earned his first start of the season at center back Matthijs De Ligt started off the bench and Lisandro Martinez went unused. He had only came off the bench twice prior, being an unused option five times. The defender will remain a back up option in the back line along with Harry Maguire, completing four tackles (one won) and four clearances in three appearances.
OCTOBER 15 • ROTOWIRE
Saturday Social: Manchester United's Jonny Evans and Harry Maguire play Beat The Clock Manchester United defensive duo Jonny Evans and Harry Maguire take on Saturday Socials beat the clock challenge.
OCTOBER 5 • SKY.COM
Jonny Evans to stay at Man Utd! Veteran defender signs new one-year deal at Old Trafford | Goal.com US Jonny Evans has signed a new one-year deal at Manchester United.
JULY 12 • GOAL.COM
Signs one-year contract extension Evans has agreed to a one-year contract extension with Manchester United, the club announced Friday.
Impact The veteran center-back agreed to a one-year extension, meaning he'll add depth in a defensive line that also features the likes of Lisandro Martinez, Raphael Varane and Harry Maguire, among others. Evans made 23 appearances (15 starts) during the 2023/24 Premier League season, racking up 73 clearances, 23 interceptions and 22 tackles. He should continue playing a backup role in 2024/25.
JULY 12 • ROTOWIRE
Plays backup role to perfection Evans made 23 appearances (15 starts) during the 2023/24 Premier League season, racking up 73 clearances, 23 interceptions and 22 tackles. He also logged six appearances (two start...
Impact Manchester United had to rely on Evans more than they would've liked due to the recurrent injury issues to players such as Lisandro Martinez, Harry Maguire (calf), and Luke Shaw (strain). However, the veteran center-back responded well and stepped up whenever the team needed him. He should continue to play a backup role at the back in 2024/25.
JUNE 7 • ROTOWIRE
Starting against Palace Evans (strain) is in the starting XI for Saturday's clash with Crystal Palace.
Impact Evans is back in the starting XI after training with the team earlier in the week. The defender missed four matches with the muscular issue, so it's a bit of a surprise to see him thrown straight back into the starting XI. Still his return is crucial with Harry Maguire (strain) ruled out.
MAY 6 • ROTOWIRE
Participates in team training Evans (strain) was able to train with the team Thursday and is set to be a fitness test for Monday's trip to Crystal Palace, reports manager Erik Ten Hag. "Jonny Evans returned tod...
Impact Evans has already begun the process of his return to the pitch, after missing the last four matches with a strain. His injury ended up being a bit more serious than originally expected, however the good news is the defender will be a late call for Monday, as long as he trains with no issues. Once fit, he is set to start off the bench, with both Casemiro and Harry Maguire set to start at center back.
MAY 2 • ROTOWIRE
Remains without timeline Evans (strain) will remain out and doesn't have a timeline to return.
Impact Evans hasn't been mentioned by Erik ten Hag in recent press conferences, which usually isn't a good thing. Originally announced as a minor issue three weeks ago, it's turned into a definite absence. Given the lack of updates, it's hard to know when he'll return, but United are thin at center-back, as Casemiro needed to play on the back line in the recent FA Cup semi-final.
APRIL 23 • ROTOWIRE
Out Saturday Evans (strain) will be out for Saturday's clash with Bournemouth, Manchester United announced.
Impact Evans is only expected to be out for a small period of time due to the injury, as it's not thought to be a serious one. Willy Kambwala and Harry Maguire will be in for larger roles in the coming weeks with Evans and Raphael Varane (strain) on the sideline.
APRIL 11 • ROTOWIRE
Out against Liverpool Evans (undisclosed) is not in the United squad for Sunday's match against Liverpool.
Impact Evans misses his second match across United's past three fixtures after playing 21 minutes from the bench in mid week against Chelsea. Harry Maguire pairs with Willy Kambwala in United's back four Sunday as Raphael Varane is also out.
APRIL 7 • ROTOWIRE
Uncertain Sunday Evans (undisclosed) is uncertain for Sunday's clash with Liverpool, according to manager Erik Ten Hag."I can't tell now what it is in prospect of Sunday but we have to take them bo...
Impact Evans is in doubt, as well as Raphael Varane (undisclosed) who was also brought off with an injury during the 4-3 loss to Chelsea. If both are unable to play against Liverpool it could be Will Kambwala who is forced into the starting XI.
APRIL 5 • ROTOWIRE
Forced off after 20 minutes Evans was forced off with an apparent injury during Thursday's clash with Chelsea.
Impact Evans made it just 20 minutes after coming on to replace the injured Raphael Varane. It appears Evans has now suffered an injury of his own, putting him in doubt for a Sunday clash with Liverpool. Willy Kambwala came on to replace Evans.
APRIL 4 • ROTOWIRE
On bench to face Chelsea Evans (undisclosed) is on the bench for Thursday's match against Chelsea.
Impact Evans was expected to be an option Thursday and is, as he makes his return to the team sheet on the bench after a one-match absence due to an undisclosed issue. The defender will now most likely remain on the bench in a rotational role for the rest of the season, earning time here and there in the starting XI, mainly when the club is low on numbers due to injury.
APRIL 4 • ROTOWIRE
Available against Chelsea Evans (undisclosed) returned to training and is available for Thursday's trip to Chelsea, according to manager Erik ten Hag.
Impact Evans picked up a knock before the break and had to miss a couple weeks, but he's back in training just in time following recent new injuries to Victor Lindelof and Lisandro Martinez. That said, Evans is still expected to be on the bench with Raphael Varane also back in training. Evans has started 12 matches this season and two of the last three in league play.
APRIL 3 • ROTOWIRE
Sidelined Saturday Evans (undisclosed) is out for Saturday's match against Brentford.
Impact Evans will have to sit out yet another match after missing the club's FA Cup tilt with Liverpool before the break, as he remains out with an undisclosed issue. Not much has been released on the player since his injury due to the club's media embargo, although he will hope to return against Chelsea on Wednesday.
MARCH 30 • ROTOWIRE
Picks up injury Evans appeared to have picked up an injury in training ahead of Saturday's FA Cup win against Liverpool, as manager Erik ten Hag stated, "Also, yesterday, Jonny Evans, in the last...
Impact Evans looks to be the newest United player to hit the injury report, dealing with an undisclosed issue after he was held out Saturday due to complications he picked up in training. This could be a problem for the team, as they are already limited in the defense. However, with the international break and an additional two weeks to recover before the club's next match, there is a decent chance he could be ready to face Brentford on March 30 if the injury is minor. The defender will now hope for this to come to fruition, although the severity of his injury and a timetable is still unknown, with the club not giving much information about the situation at the moment.
MARCH 18 • ROTOWIRE
Man Utd's Evans left out of NI squad with minor injury Manchester United defender Jonny Evans has been left out of Northern Ireland’s squad for their March internationals against Romania and Scot...
MARCH 14 • THEATHLETIC.COM
Decent in defense before exiting Evans generated three tackles (two won), four clearances and two interceptions in Sunday's 3-1 defeat versus Manchester City. He was injured and subbed out in the 69th minute due t...
Impact Evans had one of the better performances in the very busy United defense Sunday, notching two interceptions, three tackles and four clearances in the loss. However, he did this all in only 69 minutes of play, as near the 60th minute, he started to have difficulty getting around the pitch, eventually being taken off due to an undisclosed issue. The club will hope for only minor damage, as they are already quite limited in the defense due to a plethora of injuries. However, the club has yet to release anything on the situation, so his current status is unknown.
MARCH 4 • ROTOWIRE
Excels defensively off bench Evans made one tackle, 11 clearances and two interceptions after coming off the bench during Sunday's 2-1 win over Luton Town.
Impact Evans took the pitch as part of a double halftime substitution and was absolutely brilliant during the second half, more than doubling his previous season-high in clearances to help his side holding onto their one-goal lead to get an important road win. The center-back, who's been in and out of the team throughout this campaign, will hope this performance helps him getting more significant playing time during upcoming games.
FEBRUARY 20 • ROTOWIRE
The next Jonny Evans? Erik ten Hag welcomes another free agent into Man Utd squad in surprise move | Goal.com US Erik ten Hag has allowed former Aberdeen goalkeeper Joe Lewis to train with the Manchester United first team.
FEBRUARY 7 • GOAL.COM
