Fergie is able to see the evergreen Welshman, he regards as 'a great person ', to continue until previous his 41st birthday Mirrorpix Sir Alex Ferguson feels Ryan Giggs will keep on playing for Manchester United until he is 41 Giggs, who becomes 40 in November, has recently signed a contract extension to play for the Red Devils next time. But Ferguson reckons such is the midfielder's level of fitness, Giggs may play on beyond that in the 2014-15 season. Which could see Giggs, currently on 933 activities for United, make the 1,000-match mark for the Red Devils by enough time he retires. "Ryan Giggs is definitely an exemplary human being," said Ferguson. "He is fortunate in a few areas he is never carried any weight. Evergreen: Giggs has played 933 games for United...and checking Reuters "He can also be never had a critical injury. Taking that apart, the sacrifices he's med throughout his career have already been absolutely phenomenal. "He never misses an exercise period, he is still at the head of the bunch once we do pre-season, he is only got that insatiable hunger to help keep playing. "I think next year he will play, and, who knows? He may have 12 months from then on. "He is 40 in November and I'm sure he'll get to 41 and be playing because he is such a match lad and an exceptional man." Meanwhile, Ferguson has set his Manchester United part the target of matching Chelsea's Premier League record of 95 points. *Sir Alex Ferguson was speaking on on SiriusXM FC, SiriusXMas all-soccer channel, with hosts Charlie Stillitano and Joe Tolleson.
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