Giggs tries to put the problems behind

Posted on | Tuesday, July 5, 2011 | No Comments

Ryan Giggs returned the sanctuary as a training ground of Manchester United Monday probably want to turn attention to its performance in the field.

Giggs has spent weeks being on the wrong side of the sordid headlines about his private life, having worked hard to try to keep these stories in traditional media.

It is generally considered the most professional players for the better part of two decades, the hot performance in the Welsh veteran of the Champions League final defeat to Barcelona in May was accused by some of the distractions off the field.

Having accepted the offer of Sir Alex Ferguson a contract extension a year, unlike old friend Paul Scholes and Edwin van der Sar, who both opted for retirement, Giggs is in a very strange position that have a record 12 Premier League medals, but still has something to prove.

The 37 years will not be in the limelight until next week when the head attached to the United States for a period of 20 days, five games on tour is likely to include a match against the MLS All-Star Team includes old friend David Beckham to the Red Bull Arena, July 27.

But before diving into Giggs Premier League West Bromwich opens Aug. 13, or even the Community Shield clash with Manchester City at Wembley six days earlier, Ferguson will have to be sure of a player, he has relied for so long is in the right atmosphere.

Like several of his teammates, Giggs was medical evaluations on Monday and does not run properly training until Wednesday.

He offered a first opportunity to meet Ashley Young, the only one of Giggs' present three new teammates like Phil Jones and David de Gea attributed two extra holidays because of their presence at the recently completed European Under-21 championships.

There were other more familiar faces present, including Wes Brown, John O'Shea and Darron Gibson.

How long they will remain part of the image of Old Trafford remains uncertain.

The trio were all wanted, Sunderland earlier this summer, but the Stoke and Newcastle are also said to have done research, and it seems only a matter of time before the great career, Brown and O'Shea cases, 361 and 393 extend the result by the end.