OFFICIAL: Man Utd legend Patrice Evra retires from football

Man United legend Patrice Evra retires from football and the 38-year-old French star added that he was preparing his diplomas to become a coach. 

Evra, 38, has called time on a 20-year 

career during which he played for Nice, 

Monaco, United, Juventus, Marseille, West 

Ham and the France national side.

The Frenchman says he has begun 

training for his coaching badges and 

intends to get a UEFA A license.

"My playing career is 

officially over," said Evra.

"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. In a year and a half, 

if everything goes well, I'll be ready to lead 

a team."

The right-back spent eight seasons at Old 

Trafford, winning five Premier League 

titles, the Champions League and three 

League Cups.

Evra also won two Serie A titles at 

Juventus and the French League Cup at 

Monaco.