Plymouth boss Cleverley will improve Evans' finishing

Will Evans has signed a two-year deal with the option of a further year at Home Park [Shutterstock] Plymouth Argyle boss Tom Cleverley says he will work to improve the finishing of new signing Will Evans. The 29-year-old striker moved to Home Park earlier this month from Mansfield Town for an undisclosed fee. He made his debut in the 2-0 Carabao Cup first round win over Exeter City, but missed a number of good chances to put his new club ahead. And The Pilgrims needed second-half stoppage time goals from Alex Hartridge and Bim Pepple to overcome their Devon rivals despite having 21 shots, six of which were on target. "I think that's an area of Will's game I can improve," Cleverley told BBC Sport. "So in six months time I'd like to think we've done our job that that gets put away. "You can see how many duels he wins, how many times he makes runs in behind, how well he connected with Bim." He added: "There's so many things that if a player's not got the desire to do you can't coach that into him, (but) I feel like I could coach him to be a better finisher. "Bim missed a big chance with the header. Ronan (Curtis) had a couple of good ones, so I'm not focusing on Will, I'm certainly focusing on how we can improve that. "But the fundamentals of his performance, there's a lot to like for me."