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Jonny Evans backs £35m Tielemans signing, boosting United midfield

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball Editorial ·

Manchester United have sealed a £35 million deal for Belgium international Youri Tielemans, moving him to Old Trafford, while former Leicester City teammate Jonny Evans publicly endorsed the acquisition, highlighting a contrast between Evans’ growing influence in United’s recruitment and Tielemans’ quest to revive his Premier League career.

[Getty Images] confirms Man Utd have completed a £35 million switch for Belgium international Youri Tielemans to Old Trafford.

Jonny Evans, now a Manchester United coach, gave his seal of approval to the club’s approach for the midfielder.

Evans and Tielemans were teammates at Leicester City for four years from 2019, forming part of the Foxes’ 2020 FA Cup‑winning side.

Both left the King Power Stadium in 2023, with Evans heading to United and Tielemans moving on to Aston Villa.

Evans has kept in touch with the 29‑year‑old, and United expect Tielemans to add creativity to their midfield under Michael Carrick.

Michael Carrick, United’s midfield coach, sees the Belgian as a key addition to the squad and found it natural to speak with Evans before finalising the deal.

The manager’s conversation with Evans helped push the transfer through.

"Jonny has been a big influence," Tielemans told United’s in‑house media. "I think he spoke to the manager about my character and personality."

The £35 million move gives United a creative midfielder to bolster their ranks, while Tielemans returns to the Premier League with a chance to revive his career.

Evans’ endorsement underscores his growing role in United’s recruitment strategy.

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