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Evans: One thing that will never change at United


A true professional, Jonny has embraced his role as a senior pro and, in a big interview with Zarah Connolly, the birthday boy shares details of a recent conversation with Sir Alex, a man who helped generations of young players to realise their dreams, both at United and across football.

Asked if nights like the win over Villa give him a real sense of pride, Evans says: “Totally, and I think it is a big part of this club. It has been the history of this club.

“I actually spoke to Sir Alex, a month or two ago, just a quick phone call, and it is one of the things that came up, the history of the club and Academy players, how it’s a big belief at this club, to give young players a chance. I don’t think that is ever going to change. I think it is always going to be the way here.”



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