Ryan Giggs undecided on his future at Old Trafford
Interim player-manager unsure whether he will stay but gives youth a chance in last home game
Ryan Giggs says he is still to decide about his Manchester United future despite making what appeared to be a farewell appearance in a 3-1 win over Hull City.
Giggs, the club's interim manager, sent himself on as a 70th-minute substitute in Tuesday's Premier League game at Old Trafford, which was United's last home fixture of the campaign.
The 40-year-old midfielder's contract is scheduled to expire at the end of the season.
Nothing has changed. I'll wait until the season has finished and then take a holiday and think about it
But he made no mention of his future in a post-match address to the crowd.
Speaking to journalists afterwards, he explained that he had not reached a decision about whether to hang up his boots after a 23-year United career in which he has made a record 963 appearances for the club.
"I've not decided yet," he said. "Nothing has changed. I'll wait until the season has finished and then take a holiday and think about it in the next couple of weeks."
On Rio Ferdinand and Patrice Evra, whose contracts are also due to expire, but who did not feature against Hull, Giggs added: "It is not as if they are young players and they are up in the air.