The former Red Devils centre-half, 30, was sold to West Brom by Louis van Gaal in 2015 for £6m.
But his stock rose in the first two of his three seasons at Albion.
Leicester had a £10m bid turned down last August and Manchester City had an £18m offer rejected shortly after.
There was then interest from Arsenal in the New Year window, with a proposed offer of £10m plus full-back Mathieu Debuchy.
And despite having the second-best defensive record in the league behind City, Old Trafford boss Jose Mourinho is still not happy with his back line and thinks experienced Evans would be a good addition.
His fee has now come down as he had a release clause inserted in his Baggies contract, allowing him to go for £3m if they get relegated.
That now seems certain with the club eight points adrift of safety at the bottom with three games left.
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Evans came through United’s academy and spent nine seasons there as a pro, playing 198 games.
The 68-cap Northern Ireland star won three Premier League titles, two League Cups and the Club World Cup at Old Trafford.
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