1993

Cardiff born Ryan Giggs established himself on the left-wing for Manchester United in 1992-93 and played a key role as they won the inaugural Premier League that season.

With his magical left foot, Giggs was quickly becoming the rising star at Manchester United and played a big part in their Premier League and FA Cup double in 1993-94. On the international front, Giggs scored his first senior goal for Wales in March 1993.

2007

Despite being into his early thirties, Ryan Giggs continued to set records for Manchester United. He scored his 100th league goal for the club in December 2007 and featured in 31 league games as United won the Premier League title. However, it was the Champions League final against Chelsea which was most memorable for Giggs.

His appearance from the bench saw him become Manchester United’s record appearance holder, and his converted penalty in sudden death ensured United won European glory.

1998

The late 1990s saw Ryan Giggs win many trophies with Manchester United. They won three consecutive Premier League titles, with the highlight undoubtedly being the 1998-99 season.

Giggs played a key role in their treble success, which saw them lift the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League, with his assist helping United to European glory. This period also saw him score the most famous goal in his career, with a mazy run and finish against Arsenal in the FA Cup living long in the memory.

	YEAR	RTG	POS	PAC	SHO	PAS	DRI	DEF	PHY
BASE	1993	87	LM	91	78	84	87	40	60
MID	2007	89	LM	84	80	90	88	47	64
PRIME	1998	92	LM	90	80	90	90	44	67