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It is the news that shocks the world of football this Tuesday. Ryan Giggs, current manager for Wales, He was arrested last Sunday night due to a complaint of domestic violence from his girlfriend. The former Manchester United player, who was released after posting bail, has already denied all charges and Giggs representatives say he is “cooperating with the authorities.”
In a statement, according to the BBC, Manchester police revealed that they were called in for complaints of disturbances at a residence in Worsley, Salford, shortly after 10 p.m. Sunday, adding that a woman in her 30s “suffered minor injuries and did not need hospital treatment.” However, the Welsh Federation canceled a press conference that was scheduled for this Tuesday and where Giggs would reveal the call for upcoming international commitments, confirming that he is aware of an “alleged incident involving the national coach.
The truth is that, although the news has caught the football world by surprise, it is not the first time that Ryan Giggs has been involved in a scandal related to his own personal life. After divorcing in 2017 after ten years of marriage, which resulted in two children, It was revealed that the former player had an extramarital affair with his brother’s wife for eight years. Since then, family members of the now Welsh coach cut all ties they had with Giggs and in 2018, when he took over the team, the father (Danny Wilson, former international rugby player) even said he was “ashamed “of his son and could not even” pronounce his name. “
Ryan Giggs, now 46, He even started playing for Manchester City as a child but at 14 he was already part of Manchester United. club where he ended up becoming a true legend. It has never represented another emblem and over 24 years – where the field itself merges with Alex Ferguson’s – it has won 13 Premier Leagues, four FA Cups, two Champions League and a Club World Cup, in addition to dozens of other titles. internal. He became a great symbol at Old Trafford, as well as on the Welsh national team, of which he was captain for several years.
