- Evra is keen on football management after announcing his retirement in July
- He is currently at Man United to start working towards coaching badges at the club
- The Frenchman spent eight years at Old Trafford where he won an impressive five EPL titles
Man United legend Patrice Evra has made a return to the club to complete his coaching badges as he seeks to kick-start a career in football management.
Evra won 21 major honours during his illustrious career at United which included five Premier League titles, Champions League and FA Cup trophies.
Having announced his retirement from football back in July, the Frenchman is understood to be keen to try a hand in coaching.
At the time, he made clear his intention to begin a career in coaching, with the aim of becoming a manager within two years.
"My playing career is officially over. I started training for the UEFA B Coaching License in 2013, now I want to finish it and then go on to get the UEFA A license," he told Gazzetta dello Sport.Exactly a month later, the 38-year-old appears to be on that path, after being pictured arriving at United's Carrington training ground to continue to work on his coaching badges.
Evra in action for United during a Premier League match against Sunderland at Old Trafford in 2014. Photo: Getty Images
Source: Getty ImagesTaking to his Instagram on Tuesday, September 10, the former Juve star could be seen posing in Manchester United coaching apparels.
"I can't describe how I feel right now! Just wearing that training coach kit made me one of the most happy man thank you @manchesterunited for helping me to complete my coach badges," he posted.Evra last turned out for West Ham, playing his last for the Hammers during the 2017/18 campaign.
