Pay per Head: Giggs delighted to be Van Gaal’s assistant at United

Ryan GiggPay per head services found out that Ryan Giggs feels “thrilled” to get the chance to stay at Manchester United as Louis van Gaal’s assistant manager.

After David Moyes left last month, price per head services saw that Giggs took over for United’s last four games of the Premier League season, winning two matches, drawing one and losing one.

On Monday, the Dutchman’s appointment as Moyes’ permanent replacement became official. The club also confirmed that Giggs would become assistant to the 62-year-old manager, and pay per head services believe that this could greatly benefit the club in many levels.

The Welshman previously hinted that he could leave United as he starts management, but will continue to learn under Van Gaal.

Pay per head services also found out that Giggs will retire as a player, and the 40-year-old said that he was looking forward to working under a coach who has Van Gaal’s experience.

“I am thrilled to have the chance to serve as assistant manager,” he said.

“Louis van Gaal is a world-class coach and I know I will learn a lot about coaching from being able to observe and contribute at such close quarters.

“Manchester United has been a huge part of my life and I’m delighted to be able to continue that relationship in such a key role.”

In the meantime, pay per head services learned that executive vice chairman Ed Woodward felt that Giggs’ long career at United would help Van Gaal settle into the club once he arrives after leading the Netherlands at Brazil’s FIFA World Cup.

“I’m delighted that Louis has chosen Ryan as his assistant,” Woodward said.

“Ryan’s association with the club spans over two decades and his knowledge and stature will be of great use to Louis.

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“In addition, this is a fantastic opportunity for Ryan to learn his trade alongside a world class manager whose attacking instincts and belief in youth are tailor-made for Manchester United.”