Ryan Giggs has left Manchester United after 29 years with the club as a
player and coach.
Giggs joined United in 1987 as a 14-year-old and went on to make more
than 1,000 first-team appearances in all competitions after his debut in
1991 before becoming the club's assistant manager.
During his playing career, Giggs won the Premier League title on 13
occasions, four FA Cups, four League Cups, nine Community Shields, a
pair of Champions League crowns, a UEFA Super Cup, an
Intercontinental Cup and a FIFA Club World Cup.
Giggs says emotional goodbye
Ryan Giggs speaks of pride as Manchester United
days come to an end.
He spent a brief spell as interim player-manager in 2014 after the
dismissal of David Moyes and then took on an assistant manager role
under Louis van Gaal after retiring from the playing ranks.
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