Giggs has ‘no intention of quitting Wales’

NEW Wales captain Ryan Giggs has insisted he has no intention of retiring from international football.

Sat, 26 Mar, 2005 - 00:00

Paul Walker

Doubts over the Manchester United star’s continued involvement for his country surfaced when seven of his senior colleagues quit in the wake of Mark Hughes’ departure as boss.

But the midfielder said: “I’m fit, I enjoy playing for my country and I have no intention of quitting.”

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