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ABSENT MANAGER Ryan Giggs will be involved in Wales’ World Cup qualifiers, with caretaker boss Robert Page declaring that it is “business as usual”.
Giggs was arrested on suspicion of assaulting girlfriend Kate Greville at the start of November and missed Wales’ Nations League games later that month.
The 47-year-old former Manchester United winger, who denies the allegations and has had his bail extended until 1 May, will again be missing from the camp as Wales open their 2022 World Cup qualifying campaign next week in Belgium before hosting the Czech Republic in Cardiff.
The Football Association of Wales said last week that Giggs would not be involved in the upcoming international camp. But Page confirmed that Giggs was part of the selection process of the 31-man squad for those two qualifiers and a Cardiff friendly with Mexico sandwiched in between.
Fulham 0-3 Manchester City: Sergio Aguero scores first league goal in over year
By Steve SutcliffeBBC Sport
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Sergio Aguero s last Premier League goal had come 417 days ago against Sheffield United
Sergio Aguero scored his first Premier League goal since January 2020 as Manchester City extended their lead at the top of the Premier League with a win at struggling Fulham.
The result sees Pep Guardiola s side move 17 points clear at the summit, with second-placed Manchester United having two games in hand.
For the Cottagers it represents a dent to their survival hopes after they missed the opportunity to move out of the bottom three, which is compounded by the fact they have played more games than both Brighton and Newcastle - the sides directly above them.
Masters: The past year has been an incredible journey 12 Mar 2021 CC Premier League CEO Richard Masters talks about running the competition on the first anniversary of its suspension due to coronavirus
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A year on from when coronavirus first brought the suspension of the Premier League, its Chief Executive Richard Masters has talked about the challenges of keeping the competition running during the pandemic. He also expressed his optimism that fans will soon be back in stadiums and that a sense of normality to the game will return. It’s been a hell of a journey, Masters said. All that uncertainty, the huge challenges we’ve faced, the financial difficulties as well. Pretty much the whole nation has faced that combination of challenges, and football has been no different.