Manchester United legendary winger Ryan Giggs confirmed that his 12-year-old son Zach Giggs has joined The Manchester United academy.
Although Giggs left the team while Jose Mourinho was in charge, he still returns to Carrington regularly as his son trains at Manchester United.
In 2016, Giggs said goodbye to Manchester United, who had played for 25 years, but left his son Zach to join the corresponding age group of the Manchester United academy. Giggs revealed: "In fact, every Tuesday and Thursday, I am at Manchester United because my son is training there, so I show up at Carrington a lot at night. Nicky (Butt) is also in Manchester United academy, so I sometimes have a cup of coffee with Nicky. I also go to Manchester United a lot."
Giggs talked about returning to Manchester United because on Tuesday he will lead the Welsh national team to the Carrington training ground for training, and since wales' new training ground in the north has not yet been opened, "Wang Laoji" chose to prepare for this competition at the training center of his old club. Interestingly, the team also stayed at the "Football Hotel" opened by Giggs and Manchester United teammate Gary Neville, just across the street from Old Trafford. The Welsh training camp will feature a friendly against Trinidad and Tobago and a home match against Slovakia in Euro 2020 qualifiers.
Although many Manchester United players have sent their children to Manchester City for youth training in recent years, there are also children of veterans in the Red Devils youth training system who are inheriting their father's business. Among them, Javi Neville, the son of Giggs's Class 92 classmate Phil Neville, played at Manchester United U18.
Last weekend, Phil and his brother Gary Neville watched their son play for Manchester United U18 in a 3-1 win over Newcastle. In this match, Javi Neville wore the Manchester United No. 2 shirt that big Burgary Neville often wore that year, and he had previously played for Valencia in La Liga but returned to Manchester United last year.
Phil Neville is now the manager of the England women's national team, and as his son, Harvey Neville often meets his father's friends, including the "megaloman" David Beckham father and son.