Ryan Giggs admits he cried when he thought his time at Manchester United was over

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Ryan Giggs has revealed how he wept in his car the day he feared he was saying goodbye to Manchester United for the last time. Giggs spent the last four games of last season as United’s interim manager in the wake of the sacking of David Moyes. The 40-year-old Old Trafford legend has subsequently been invited on to new manager Louis van Gaal’s coaching staff and will remain at the club, even though his playing days are now over. 

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