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Ryan Giggs steps down as coach of Wales' national team

Former Manchester United footballer Ryan Giggs arrives at Manchester and Salford Magistrates Court in Manchester, Britain, on Apr 28, 2021. (Photo: REUTERS

Ryan Giggs confirmed on Monday (Jun 20) that he has resigned as coach of Wales' national team.

The former Manchester United winger is awaiting trial after being charged with controlling and coercive behaviour and assault against his ex-girlfriend and her sister.

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