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By Timothy Akintola

Recent stories on Johnny Evans, Saúl Ñíguez, Onana, Varane and David De Gea.

Manchester United extends Johnny Evans’ contract until 2025.

Jonny Evans has signed a new one-year contract with Manchester United, extending his stay until 2025. The 36-year-old’s previous deal expired at the end of June, but he has now committed to fresh terms. Despite United’s injury problems last season, Evans remained a model professional throughout his first season back at the club. The Northern Ireland international, who turns 37 in January, made 30 appearances, including a substitute appearance in the FA Cup final. Upon signing the new contract, Evans said, “Playing for this great club and feeling the support from our incredible fans is always a privilege. Returning last season was an honor, and representing the team alongside fantastic teammates under an excellent manager was a highlight. Winning the FA Cup together was unforgettable, and I know we can challenge for more trophies in the season ahead.”

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Spain midfielder, Saúl Ñíguez joins Sevilla from Atlético Madrid.

Saúl is set to leave Atlético Madrid and join Sevilla. An agreement has been reached for Saúl to terminate his contract with Atlético and accept less than 50% of his current salary to make the move. Earlier this summer, Diego Simeone informed Saúl that he was no longer in his plans after a season in which the midfielder made 49 appearances but failed to impress. Saúl, originally from Elche, still had two years remaining on the nine-year contract he signed in 2017 and has been one of Atlético’s top earners despite a steep decline in recent years. Saúl recorded 58 goals and 27 assists for the La Liga giant in 10 seasons. He will travel to Sevilla on Monday for his medical test and contract signing. This transfer marks a significant change for the player and Sevilla, who are looking to improve from last season’s woes.


Aston Villa completes £50 million transfer for Everton’s Amadou Onana.

Everton midfielder, Amadou Onana is set to join Aston Villa in a deal worth £50 million, including a sell-on clause. According to reports, the formal proposal has been accepted and Onana will now sign a five-year contract valid until June 2029. The medical has been scheduled, with the deal expected to be finalized next week. The Belgian international comes as a replacement for Villa’s Douglas Luiz, who was recently transferred to Juventus. Onana, who joined Everton from Lille for a reported £33 million, has established himself as one of the Premier League’s top defenders. This acquisition signifies Villa boss Unai Emery’s ambition to build a squad capable of competing in both domestic and European competitions.

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Raphael Varane close to joining newly-promoted Serie A side, Como.

Raphael Varane is nearing a move to newly promoted Serie A club, Como, following his departure from Manchester United. The Frenchman’s contract expired at Old Trafford shortly after their FA Cup victory, leading to links with several clubs, including Beckham’s Inter Miami. Reports indicate that Como’s coach, Cesc Fàbregas was instrumental in persuading the former Real Madrid star to join. Varane’s entourages are currently reviewing contract details and the player will undergo a medical before finalizing the move. This transfer marks a significant move for Como as they prepare for their return to Italy’s top flight.


David De Gea considering retirement if key condition is not met.

Ex-Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea is reportedly considering Retirement if he does not receive an offer to be a starting goalkeeper for a major club. De Gea, who ended his successful 12-year tenure at Old Trafford last summer, has not secured a move to another European club. Despite attempts from Saudi Pro League clubs to sign him, De Gea declined their offers. According to The Guardian’s journalist, Jamie Jackson, De Gea may retire if no suitable offer comes through. According to him, David de Gea may retire if he does not receive an offer to be the first-choice goalkeeper at a major club. The former Manchester United and Spain No 1 has rejected several approaches, including from Saudi Arabia, with money not a prime motivator.”

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