We will take a look at the top 10 Ryan Giggs goals. Giggs, with his 24 year long senior career at United has scored many a beautiful goal for the Red Devils. Breaking records and scoring goals at free will , Giggs has created a legacy at United that would never be forgotten by any football fan.An integral part of the class of 92, he was one of the players who was written off by experts like Alan Hansen who famously claimed that United cannot win anything with kids. He and the other superstars of 92 went on to prove him wrong and score some of the most beautiful goals United has ever seen. Here we see the best goals of Ryan Giggs during his long football career.
#10 Vs Tottenham, 2004
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This beautiful goal gets its place in the top ten as one of Gigg’s stranger goals. Unlike his usual runs and scorching hits, this goal is a superb backheel against the Spurs that leaves people speechless.
The talented midfielder met a driven cross from Ole-Gunnar Solskjaer with an inch-perfect back heel to score one of his most amazing goals.
#9 vs Blackburn , 1992
Against Blackburn in 1992, Giggsy scored one of his best goals from a free kick. It was also nominated as one of the best goals of the 19992-93 season.
Watch the goal at 3:23. Here we see him scoring an inch perfect freekick into the top of the goal leaving the Blackburn goal keeper helpless.
#8 vs Fulham, 2001
This is another one of Giggsy goals with a difference. He slides into the ball to put it past the goalkeeper. Here we see his exquisite timing and technique as he scores the goal against Fulham.
Watch his goal at the 1min 27sec mark of the clip.
#7 vs Juventus
A different goal from his usual runs at defenders, here we see Giggs taking the ball and then scoring a scorcher into the Juventus net.
He glides past two defenders and then thundered a finish into Angelo Peruzzi’s goal. Watch his goal on the 20 second mark.
#6 Vs West Ham, 2009
This is one of the few goals here that is from the older version of this genius. Here we see him going past two Hammers’ players and then easily scoring past the goal keeper.
Giggs’ genius makes the goal seems so easy as he controls the ball from Scholes beautifully, before stepping away from Carlton Cole and Scott Parker and slotting a right-footed effort into the corner
#5 Vs Bolton, 2003
As David Beckham left United for new shores, it was felt by many that there would be lesser free kick goals in the 2003 season. But Giggs took over from Beckham almost immediately as he sent this scorcher past the Bolton keeper.
The Bolton players could only just watch and admire. Watch him do his magic at he 35 sec mark in the video.
#4 vs Tottenham, 1992
It seems Ryan Giggs has scored a lot of wonderful goals by deceiving defenders and the poor goal keepers. This goal which he hit when he was 18 is another example of his supreme talent.
Giggs goes past Dean Austin, Jason Cundy and Ian Walker and with searing speed and simplicity he scores this special goal.
#3 vs QPR, 1993
Another Giggsy goal from his younger days, this one sees him again exploding past players and lashing past the goalkeeper. These kind of runs brought him comparisons with George Best himself.
The commentator says it all, ‘This boy is a genius’.
#2 v Juventus, 2003
The spring of 2003 was a strange period for Ryan Giggs as he was out of form in many matches including a big match against Arsenal. Against, Juventus however, he scored this amazing goal and reiterated his class and talent to his fans and critics.
He collected a loose pass from Antonio Conte and then moved away from Lillian Thuram, before sidestepping Ciro Ferrara and Paulo Montero and on the run, without hesitation, placed his right-footed finish past Gianluigi Buffon, who could only watch the ball reach the net.
#1 Vs Arsenal, 1999
This goal takes its place as the best due to the pure beauty and the enormous significance it had to United’s treble winning run in 1999.
In extra time, Ryan Giggs produced a pure work of art as he ran at defenders and created the goal that took Manchester United to the final of the 1999 FA Cup.
