Evans Resigns as Manchester United Head of Loans After Just Six Months
Jonny Evans has stepped down from his position as the Head of Loans for Manchester United after just six months. His departure from the role is amicable, according to reports.
Importance of the Head of Loans Role
The Head of Loans plays a vital role within the club. This position involves:
- Determining which players should be loaned out.
- Deciding on the timing and destination of those loans.
- Monitoring player progress while they are on loan.
Background on Jonny Evans
Evans is a product of the Manchester United Academy. Over his two spells with the club, he made 241 appearances and won numerous honors, including:
- One UEFA Champions League title
- Three Premier League championships
- One FA Cup
- Two League Cups
Throughout his career, the Northern Ireland international accumulated 536 senior appearances across five clubs.
Expectations for the Future
When appointed as Head of Loans, Evans expressed enthusiasm for working with young players. He emphasized the significance of loans in player development and aimed to enhance pathways for talent to reach the first team. Evans described his role as an opportunity to support ambitious players in realizing their potential.
Support from the Club
Jason Wilcox, the Director of Football, praised Evans for his recent playing experience. Wilcox noted that Evans serves as an excellent role model for young talents, with his insights into succeeding at Manchester United poised to provide great value.
Manchester United will now initiate the search for Evans’ replacement, continuing their commitment to nurturing emerging players within the club.
