Handing Jonny Evans a contract last summer seemed like a desperate move for Manchester United but his recent performances highlight his newfound importance. Evans has played over 1,270 minutes this season constituting 43% of United Premier League minutes. His solid defensive displays underscore the team’s overall struggles.
Mnachester United has conceded 467 shots this season averaging 16.7 per game posing a significant challenge especially with Liverpool upcoming visit. The club’s FA Cup and Champions League hopes may hinge on Evans’ performances prompting discussions about a potential contract extension.
While supporters may favor it, granting another year to a 36 years old indicates a lack of quick fixes to tactical issues. The uncertain defensive situation at United raises questions about potential summer signings and the need for a reliable understudy for Lisandro Martinez.
The unique importance of Evans to the squad suggests a possible contract extension emphasizing the club’s ongoing challenges.
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