NI's Evans signs short-term deal with Bradford City
Evans has won 72 caps for Northern Ireland
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Northern Ireland international Corry Evans has signed a short-term deal with League Two side Bradford City until January.
Evans, who has won 72 caps for his country, has been a free agent since leaving Championship side Sunderland in the summer.
He made 67 appearances and captained the Black Cats in his three seasons at the club.
The 34-year-old previously had spells at Manchester United, Hull City and Blackburn Rovers, who he played for more than 200 times.
Bradford are 14th in League Two and their manager Graham Alexander was delighted to be able secure Evans' signature.
"We’re bringing Corry in on a short-term deal to help us with his experience and quality," Alexander told the club's website.
"He’s another option in the midfield that can compliment the personnel we already have in there."
The midfielder also expressed his excitement to join the club.
"I’m absolutely thrilled to join Bradford City. It’s a massive club with a passionate fanbase, and I can’t wait to get started."