Ryan Giggs was questioned about his Manchester United future today, after reports all week had suggested that Louis Van Gaal is to be given the top job at Old Trafford. The current interim-boss wouldn’t have expected to take over on a permanent basis however, some reports suggest Van Gall is eager to bring his own staff in. So where does this leave Giggs and the class of 92?
When asked about his role as interim manager Giggs answered “Nothing has changed – it’s until the end of the season. We’ll chat when that’s over.” It is unlikely he will take up the reins permanently, but is expected to be a part of the club in some capacity next season.
Giggs could call time on an illustrious career this summer. “I’ve got a lot to think about, whether to carry on playing. But my concentration is just on now”. After a successful career in football so far, many expect to call an end to his career that has spanned over 20 years.
Ryan Giggs has confirmed that Wayne Rooney looks set to miss the Sunderland game and with the World Cup not too far away it is unlikely Wayne will be risked. “He has a bug & a tight groin to. But Wayne being Wayne, he wants to play. The Welshman also confirmed that strike partner Robin Van Persie is close to a return since picking up an injury at home to Olympiacos “Robin’s looked good in training. Whether tomorrow is too early, we’ll just see how he goes today”
The current boss also welcomed back Phil Bardsley, Wes Brown and John O’Shea the three former United players received praise from their former teammate “The service they gave (to Manchester United) will never be forgotten”.
