‘What a man’… Jonny Evans pays tribute to ‘top pro’ Man Utd teammate, shows how teammates feel

Manchester United’s stars delivered a performance to remember at Wembley to win the FA Cup against Manchester City, sparking emotional celebrations at the final whistle.

There aren’t many more fulfilling days for a Manchester United supporter than the one we saw on Saturday at Wembley.

Despite being the underdogs going into the FA Cup Final, Manchester United turned in a dominant performance to defeat rivals City 2-1 and lead 2-0 for the majority of the match.

With United’s leaders all rising to the occasion, including seasoned defender Jonny Evans, who replaced him for the final 17 minutes in addition to stoppage time, it was a spectacular display.

Jonny Evans praises Sofyan Amrabat

The 36-year-old Jonny Evans has finished his incredible comeback season at Manchester United and has now added the one prize he was lacking to his collection.

Evans’ intentions to sign a one-year contract extension remain uncertain due to concerns regarding numerous members of the Manchester United first team roster.

Sofyan Amrabat, a midfielder for Morocco who started in lieu of Casemiro, is one of the players whose future is in doubt.

Amrabat held onto his form from the previous few weeks, reserving his greatest game of the year for the final one.

Evans was impressed, showing how his teammates feel about him, writing on Instagram: “Souf what a man!!

“Top pro and top man every day of the week.”

Amrabat would be a popular player to re-sign

Without Sofyan Amrabat, Manchester United’s current roster would be weaker. In the event of a late injury, he was the first candidate to replace Casemiro.

In the summer, there will be new additions and anticipated outgoings. Christian Eriksen and Casemiro will probably depart.

Although there is a case to be made for Amrabat to be signed again, United will recruit a midfield player. He has stated that he is eager to speak and is open to returning.

First things first, Erik ten Hag’s future needs to be secured. However, Evans’ remarks suggest that bringing Amrabat back would be well-liked by the players.