The veteran winger, 35, will now stay with the Old
Trafford club until June next year. Giggs, who made his first team
debut for United nearly 18 years ago, said: "I feel fit and I'm
enjoying my football more than ever.
"This is an exciting young team and the spirit is great
in the dressing room. "I want to be a part of that and achieve even
more success."
Giggs scored the only goal in Sunday's win at West Ham
and boss Alex Ferguson paid tribute to his star.
Fergie said: "Ryan is a true professional of the game.
"His lifestyle, the way he looks after himself, his desire to
always want to win is a credit to him and also an inspiration to
any young kid who wants to become a footballer.
"He is like a young boy in the way that he plays and,
although he wants to play every game, he understands that by using
his experience when it matters is a benefit to him and the
team.
"It would be easy for him to be complacent after all he
has achieved but he isn't and that speaks volumes of why the club
wanted to extend his services and use that experience."
