source: Manchester United youngster Sean Evans is expected to play for Burnley reserves against Carlisle on Wednesday.
The Ludlow-born forward, who can play as a striker or wide left, has yet to make the senior breakthrough at Old Trafford but his fine form for Brian McClair's second string last season earned him a nomination for the Reserves' Player of the Season award.

The 21-year-old is expected to feature at Accrington Stanley's Fraser Eagle Stadium.
It comes after Ritchie Jones impressed in the reserve game against Chester City almost two weeks ago.


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Evans, from Ludlow, is a 20-year-old who can play either up front or on the left hand side and that makes him ideal for Coyle who has said he wants to go out and get a left winger for the Clarets.

The player has been told he will be released by Manchester United at the end of the season and they describe him as a player who is happiest with the ball at his feet and running at defenders. They add that he can deliver a good cross and possesses a fierce shot.

He's been with Cheltenham on trial during this month and played two games for their reserve team. The first was a Gloucestershire County Cup game against Bishop's Cleeve and he scored the only goal of the game. A fortnight ago he was in the side that won a Pontin's League game against Swansea City.

It looked as though he might be offered a deal by Chelthenham boss Keith Downing who said of him: "Sean has a nice left foot and has given me food for thought." But the following day he said: "With the financial restraints, I need players who can go straight into the first team," and Evans returned to Old Trafford.

That was just a week ago and that's led to him coming to Burnley and a game against Carlisle reserves this week.

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Good new for the clarets

cheers for the news sugar, just been reading this on clarets-mad.co.uk

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