Sir Alex Ferguson believes that Ryan Giggs has the right attributes to succeed the Manchester United boss when he decides to step down at Old Trafford.
Whoever takes charge of the Red Devils when the 70-year-old's tenure comes to a close will face a daunting task.
It is understood that the Scottish boss has told friends that the 38-year-old Welsh midfielder has the experience and understanding of the prestigious club to flourish at management level, according to the Daily Mail.
Giggs, who signed a new one-year contract with the Premier League champions last week, will record his 900th game the next time he pulls on a United shirt.
