United winger Ryan Giggs admits this could be his last
season. The legendary Welshman, 34, said: “In the last couple of
seasons, I’ve gone into competitions as if they were my
last.
“I’m not getting any younger so it could be my final
season. “That’s my motivation — to stay in the team with good
players around you, and to win things because you want to
experience what we did last season.”
Giggs has looked fresh and enthusiastic in pre-season and is
likely to start the new season as a key part of Ferguson's team. He
is already looking to the future and began working towards his
coaching qualifications during the summer.
The former Wales captain added: 'I went to Lilleshall with Gary
Neville and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. It brought me back down to earth
after the Champions League in Moscow. 'I enjoyed it, although it's
hard work looking at things from the other side of the fence. It
was tough as I've been used to playing and just concentrating on
that.
'There are so many other things to concentrate on as a coach so
I suppose I appreciate what the coach is doing a lot more now. 'I
think I'll pursue it. I have to finish it off this season then go
for my Pro Licence. I want to be prepared for when I finish
playing.'