Jonny Evans Departs Role as Manchester United’s Head of Loans and Pathways
Jonny Evans has stepped down from his position as Manchester United’s Head of Loans and Pathways. The former defender, now 37, took on the role in June following his retirement from professional football at the conclusion of the 2024-25 season.
Role and Responsibilities
In his position, Evans was responsible for overseeing loan arrangements for young players. He worked closely with the director of football, Jason Wilcox, to enhance player development. Their goal was to prepare the club’s emerging talents for the first team.
Reason for Departure
Sources indicate that Evans has chosen to leave to spend more time with his family. His exit from the role is understood to be amicable.
Jonny Evans’ Career Highlights
- Made 241 appearances for Manchester United.
- Won three Premier League titles.
- Claimed victory in the UEFA Champions League.
- Secured the FIFA Club World Cup.
- Lifted the FA Cup and two League Cups.
- Represented Northern Ireland 107 times.
Past Clubs
Evans began his career at Manchester United, progressing through their academy. In addition to his time at Old Trafford, he played for:
- West Bromwich Albion
- Leicester City
He also experienced two loan spells at Sunderland during his career.
His departure marks the end of an important chapter for both Evans and Manchester United’s player development strategy. As he moves on, the club will seek a replacement to continue nurturing its young prospects.
