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Manchester United legend Patrice Evra talks football, travels and regrets

By Guardian Exclusive
01 April 2022   |   10:37 am
Patrice Evra, French football coach, and former professional player talk about his mission in Nigeria, Africa, and how he started playing left-back as a professional footballer. Evra who served as captain for both the English football club, Manchester United, and the France national team also talked about his early days at the Manchester United football club.

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