The Welshman took charge at Old Trafford after David Moyes’ departure, which followed a 2-0 defeat to the Scots’ previous club, Everton.
Giggs’ capitalised upon a fresh wave of optimism to kick off his managerial career with a 4-0 victory over Norwich, though a home defeat to Sunderland dampened the final few games in what has been a season of disappointment among the red half of Manchester.
“It’s been an experience with ups and downs. I’ve enjoyed it and I didn’t want the second half to end. The fans were great and the players were great and I loved it,” said Giggs, following Man United’s draw away to Southampton.
“I will decide within the next week [what I do], the managerial situation will be sorted in the next week and I need to have a think about what I will do.”
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