Manchester United legend Patrice Evra has retired from football at the age of 38.
The French international played at Old Trafford for 12 years, making 273 appearances and scoring seven times.
He left United in 2014 and spent three years at Serie A giants Juventus before spells with Marseille and West Ham United.
Evra took to social media on Monday to announce his decision.
MERCI AU REVOIR #ilovethisgame #positive4evra #love #god #grateful #blessed #happy #MondayMotivation pic.twitter.com/n3f8mVE3e2
— Patrice Evra (@Evra) July 29, 2019
It marks the end of the veteran's glittering 20-year career, where he will be best remembered as a roving left-back for Manchester United last decade during Sir Alex Ferguson's final golden era at the club.
Erva arrived in Manchester in January 2006, signing for £5.5million from Monaco.
During his time at Old Trafford, the Frenchman won five Premier League titles, a Champions League, and three League Cups.
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