Manchester United manager David Moyes has praised the 'longevity' of Ryan Giggs, who recently turned 40.
According to SportsMole.co.uk, Moyes pointed out that any youngsters learning the game needed only look at Giggs's career, which he says can keep going as long as he wants because of his professional attitude.
Moyes said that Giggs was undoubtedly at the top because of his longevity and the time that he has played for just one club, the amount of games he has played in Europe and in the Premier League.
Giggs has been a member of the United first team for 23 years, the report said.
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