Giggs faced a prison sentence for abuse of girlfriend

Giggs was present at the Minshull Street Crown, Manchester on the morning of August 8 to attend the first trial in the 10 -day expected trial. The former Man Utd star was accused by the prosecutor who abused her body, the spirit of ex -girlfriend Kate Greville and assaulted her sister, Emma.

Under the charge, Giggs'behavior took place from January 8/207 to Fe11/20-20-20. He was idolized on the field, winning countless countless numbers and millions of admirers, but behind closed doors closed doors in front of doors, and aggressive wickedness.

Giggs was arrested at his home on November 1, 2020 after the police received a call to accuse him of assaulting Greville sisters. The 48 -year -old star is said to be out of control, repeatedly knocked his head on Kate, then hit the elbow into Emma's face when she rushed to stop. Giggs was released on bail, but was not allowed to lead the Wales team and announced his resignation in June 2022.

Greville said she was humiliated, tortured mentally and physically for many years. The CEO of Marketing said Giggs liked to control her personal life, including the use of mobile phones, and repeatedly performed forced acts.

Giggs denied all the allegations from the ex -girlfriend. Some celebrities who knew he planned to be in court to be a witness Sir Alex Ferguson, former CEO of Man Utd David Gill, or former defender Gary Neville. Salford Club president, where Giggs contributed shares, and Stacey's ex -wife is expected to be present.

If convicted of abuse and control of Greville, Giggs can face the most severe sentence of 5 years in prison. In case of being convicted of assault, the legendary Man Utd will be in prison for a maximum of 6 months.