Patrice Evra will continue to delight his fans with his talent for some time. This week, the 36-year-old Frenchman was released from the "Marseille" team, as it turned out that he received a very strict UEFA punishment for kicking a fan and will not be able to play in European tournaments until June 30 next year. The veteran's agent revealed to "La Gazzetta dello Sport" that the player will not end his career. "Patrice understands that he made a mistake, but his path as a footballer is not over yet. Evra does not want to retire, as he is physically stronger than he was 5-6 years ago and many clubs have already sent us their offers," said Federico Pastorello. However, he assured that playing for "Napoli" is very unlikely. This team was linked to Evra, who was supposed to become the successor of the injured Faouzi Ghoulam and play only in the "Serie A" championship. "Patrice does not see himself playing in the 'Serie A' again after missing a year at Juventus. Of course, we do not rule anything out, but this scenario is very unlikely."
