- Patrice Evra is back at Man United to complete his coaching badges
- The Frenchman is among a hos of former United players eyeing a return to the club
- The Red Devils have endured a torrid spell since the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013
Manchester United legend Patrice Evra has admitted he could make a sensational return to the club.
Speculation has been rife over the former defender landing a role at his former club, just months after retiring from active football.
Evra has often been spotted with United chief Ed Woodward at a number of matches, with the club vice-chair understood to be keen to a Director of Football.
And speaking on Monday Night Football, the Frenchman disclosed there have been talks between him and the club over a new position, but was coy to specify which.
"I want to make it clear because some people think i’m already working for United but no, there’s been some talks. But at the moment I’m only doing my badges. I know everyone is excited to see me back at the club," he said."I’m having some important talks behind the scenes and we’ll decide whether I will work for the club in a certain role or not we’ll see," he further submitted.Rio Ferdinand, Darren Fletcher and Edwin van Der Sar are the other former players understood to have been touted for roles when United restructures.
Van Der Sar has previously confirmed his desire in rejoining the club, revealing he still holds the Manchester outfit in high regard.
