Mar 1, 2013 10:30:00 PM The Welshman, who has signed a one-year deal that will hold him on beyond his 40th birthday, is defined to continue with a role at the club when he calls time on his job Birmingham United midfielder Ryan Giggs is to be provided a part at Old Trafford when his playing career concerns a detailed. The Welshman signed a deal extension on He will be kept by Friday which will at the club beyond his 40th birthday. Giggs became the only person to score in each of the 21 times of the Premier League when he notched his first goal of the growing season at home to Everton last month. "We will see, but he will have an excellent part after he finishes his playing career," outgoing chief executive sky Sports were told by David Gill to perform at Manchester United. "He is an of what United is exactly about, we gave the opportunity to him in the early and 80s 90s, and he is embodiment of professionalism. "He is about nurturing, always attempting to improve, and he's changed in that period and that's why he still playing at ab muscles top of club football. "His motivation is still there, his inspiration is still there and as Alex says the capability is still there, therefore let's hope that remains for a couple years to come. "We haven't had an important debate, Ryan does his professional license and is get yourself ready for that so we will have to see what he needs to do, teaching or managing, but he has been one if not they most successful participants at United and we will have to attend and see. "It is just a testament to Ryan Giggs as a footballer and an individual, so stay on top of one's sport for 23 years scoring every year is amazing for the membership and himself, so it was a very simple choice, Alex talked to him and gave him another year and it was done very rapidly. "We usually talk with doctors before we provide a person a brand new deal and they said he's as fit as ever and in good shape being an player. "You found that last weekend working the present against QPR with Michael Carrick and that's testament to him, the medical group at Old Trafford and what he's reached on the teaching pitch and on the pitch itself."
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