And fellow Manchester United veterans Paul Scholes and Gary
Neville can also expect mega deals from Dubai clubs.
Top oufits in the UAE League, including David O'Leary's Al Ahli,
have already discussed signing the trio next summer.
A United insider said: "Ryan is a legend at United and still an
important part of the team but like Scholesy and Gary Neville, he
can't go on for ever.
"He has always rejected moves but this is a very attractive way
for him to end his career, a last big pay day in the sun.
"The same goes for Scholesy and Nev."
Giggs, 36, Scholes, 35, and Neville, 35, are all on United
contracts which expire next summer.
They are coming to the end of their Premier League careers and
may fancy one last big pay day.
Neville even has a property in Dubai and Giggs recently
holidayed there.
Italian 2006 World Cup-winning captain Fabio Cannavaro moved to
Al Ahli last summer and was immediately put on £110,000-a-week tax
free - which equates to £200,000 here.
Cannavaro said: "I always thought of moving to live in Dubai as
I love it - I have achieved my dream."
Giggs, Scholes and Neville have played over 2,000 games for
United.
Giggs has made a record 847 appearances for United while
struggling Neville celebrated his 600th appearance at Stoke on
Sunday.
