Ryan Giggs says he will play anywhere Sir Alex Ferguson decides to
use him.
The Welshman's experience of over 700 matches for the Reds makes
him a vital cog in Sir Alex's team, particularly with the recent
influx of young players at the club.
A sprightly winger in his youth, Giggs has added versatility to his
game in his later years, and whether it's in the centre of the
park, out wide or up front, the 33-year-old feels completely at
ease with the task.
"Over the last couple of year I've played on the left, I've played
in midfield and just off the striker," Giggs told Inside United
magazine. "I've got the experience to play all the positions so it
doesn't really bother me where I play."
Giggs recently retired from international football and, having had
a two-week rest while most of his club-mates were off on Euro 2008
qualification duty, he'll be raring to go as the Reds resume
Premier League duties against Everton this weekend.
But it may not just be during international fixtures that he gets a
break, with the quality and depth of United's squad offering the
likes of Giggs and Paul Scholes further opportunities to stay
fresh. "We've got that strength in depth now and plenty of options
up front, so I'm sure the manager will be freshening things up,"
Giggs added.
"He'll probably try to keep the back four and midfield as solid as
possible, not changing too much. But he's got the luxury now of
being able to change the front players around, which is obviously
important because they need to stay sharp."
