The Manchester United winger is back in the dugout at Manchester City in the FA Cup with Salford — but not everyone will be happy about it

Giggs, 51, is best known for his 24-year career at Manchester United. During his trophy-laden time at the club, he made 963 appearances under the watchful eye of Sir Alex Ferguson. After hanging up his boots in 2014, he was appointed the Red Devils’ interim manager after David Moyes was sacked.

The Class of 92-owned Salford City head to Manchester City in the FA Cup on Saturday and Ryan Giggs spoke exclusively to the MEN about the game, their ownership of the Ammies and his own ambitions.

Ryan Giggs will assist Karl Robinson as he looks to guide Salford to a famous win over Premier League giants Manchester City in the third round of the FA Cup on Saturday night

BBC s Dan Roan asks what happened to the coaching career of former Manchester United player and Wales manager Ryan Giggs.

He also purchased Salford City alongside his former United 'Class of '92' teammates Gary Neville, Phil Neville, Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt, becoming the club's director of football last year. The club has since had a dramatic rise, going from the eighth tier of England football to League Two in the space of five seasons.

Salford City will make history today as they play their first FA Cup third-round tie, but the fixture at Manchester City is a bonus in a season when promotion is the target.

Why Ryan Giggs will be in the Salford dugout against Man City in the FA Cup on Saturday and the controversy surrounding the former Wales international.

Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs returned to the dugout with Salford City last year - but the Welshman doesn't how if the arrangement will be a long-term one

SALFORD CITY are taking on Premier League giants Manchester City in a thrilling FA Cup third-round derby. And you may notice a very familiar face on the touchline for the League Two Ammies. Why is

The former Man Utd winger appears to be trying to reintegrate himself into the public eye, quietly, as if nothing has happened

Ryan Giggs will be in the away dugout at the Etihad on Saturday as Salford City face Manchester City in the FA Cup third round, and he has opened up on his role at the Ammies