5 things you (probably) didn’t know about Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs

His Premier League career lasted 7,934 days

Giggs had begun to make a new for himself when the newly branded Premier League began in 1992, and he appeared in every season in England’s top-flight up until retirement in 2014.

That period of time equates to 7,934 days from his debut against Sheffield United in August 1992 to his final game against Hull in May 2014.

Of course, he took over from the sacked David Moyes at the end of the 2013/14 season on a temporary basis, and brought himself of the bench for his final game at Old Trafford in that 3-1 win over Hull.