Ryan Giggs Rumors & News

Chelsea's record-breaking midfielder Frank Lampard is taking inspiration from Ryan Giggs' career.    

Reports tonight suggest that Paul Scholes is set to retire for the second time at the end of the season Another Manchester United legend is set to depart in the summer, leaving just one.... Paul Scholes has already retired once, and saw fit to return about six months later. However one feels this time is for good. With Sir Alex Ferguson leaving as well, that just leaves Ryan Giggs of the "old guard" standing. At least he has signed a one year deal to play on next year. Watching Scholes for the second half of last season was an absolute treat. The way he played in his first game back ag...

"Older players like Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and Rio Ferdinand may be coming towards the end of their careers, but these younger players are the foundation for the next five or six years, irrespective of the players breaking through, like Adnan Januzaj, the Belgian boy, who's really looking very good. There has been talk lately of this young footballer. Aged just 18, Januzaj has been given the squad number 44 for the run in, and is widely expected to feature at some point. Sir Alex no doubt wished to give the young lad some exposure - be it first team training, from the bench on matc...

As he prepares to add a 13th title winner’s medal to his collection, Ryan Giggs has every right to think he would be considered as the most successful player in the history of the Premier League.

Gareth Bale will not follow in Ryan Giggs’s footsteps and become a part-time Wales international, according to one of his closest colleagues.

The captain’s words are not overstated, and Lampard can add tangible weight to the comments by closing in on Bobby Tambling’s goalscoring record for the west London club. The ex-West Ham midfielder grabbed his 200th goal against his old club putting him two shy, and Terry believes only one man can rival him as the Premier League’s best.

Monaco are ready to launch a blockbusting bid for Wayne Rooney and Ryan Giggs 'wants' to manage Manchester United. Read the headlines from the national newspapers on Wednesday, March 13.

In his weekly press conference and before the FA Cup Quater Final tie against Chelsea, Sir Alex Ferguson confirmed that Phil Jones will miss the game recovering from his ankle injury against Reading. Jones will be out for another week, likely making his comeback against the same team in the league, while Ryan Giggs will be rested. "Giggs won't play because he was the best player on the pitch on Tuesday. He's done his bit for us this week. Now we'll rest him and prepare him for next week." It's safe to say there are no arguments there. It's unlikely that Giggs was going to play in ...