Ryan Giggs set to leave Manchester United FC as Louis Van Gaal is finally sacked - reports
The Wales and Man Utd legend has been assistant to Louis Van Gaal throughout his two years at the club
Ryan Giggs on the touchline
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Wales legend Ryan Giggs faces an uncertain future at Manchester United after Louis Van Gaal was relieved of his managerial duties.
The Dutchman's assistants Albert Stuivenberg, Frans Hoek and Max Reckers have also reportedly left the Old Trafford outfit.
Giggs' future is still uncertain, but reports in the national media have said that he could be ready to end his 29-year association with the Red Devils.
Giggs enjoyed a brief period as caretaker manager, winning two games, drawing one and losing one at the end of the 2013-14 season.
Ryan Giggs was assistant boss to Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal (Image: PA Wire)
Many in the game felt he would be a strong contender to take over from Van Gaal when his contract expired at the end of the next campaign.
But his failure to land Champions League football looks to have sealed his fate, despite securing the FA Cup last weekend.
New boss Jose Mourinho will almost certainly look to bring long term associate Rui Faria with him, the Portugese pair having worked together at Porto, Chelsea, Inter Milan and Real Madrid.
Whether Giggs is happy to take a role in that set-up or leave to pursue a managerial career of his own remains to be seen.