According to the injury specialist, the club is more likely to want the 37-year-old for his top-level experience than for his availability. Despite being given the opportunity to sign him, Philippe Clement has chosen against signing the United centre-back. [Daily Record, 7 January]. In an exclusive interview with Ibrox News, Brar, a doctor of physical therapy and a sports scientist, stated: “Evans is 37 and hasn’t played much for Manchester United this season. “The benefits of signing him are less fitness-related and more related to his experience playing at the highest level. “The team must be familiar with his current fitness levels and understand how to build him up. “Barring any outliers, he should clear his medical.”

Rangers can do better than Jonny Evans

While Evans could have done the job in the short term, he is not young enough to play consistently. Gers must try to bring in someone in their prime who can play consistently while also strengthening the first team.