Veteran Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has indicated that the 2010-11 season could be his last season as a player. At 35, Scholes is one of the eldest members of Manchester United squad and no body would be surprised at his retirement.
A product of Manchester Untied youth academy, Paul Scholes has spent his whole career at the Old Trafford and is now considered as a legend at the club. Along with Ryan Giggs and Roy Keane, Scholes formed a lethal attack in Manchester United midfield. He has been playing for United since 1994.
Paul Scholes has recently extended his contract for a season. He has also revealed his interest to pursue a career in coaching after his retirement.
Scholes said to the media, “I am coming to the end of my playing career and I maybe have one year left.
I have started doing my coaching badges back in
Paul Scholes won many titles with the Red Devils including 9 Premier League, 3 FA Cup, 2 League Cup and 2 Champions League titles during his illustrious career. The most important thing is that he is still pretty much influential for United.
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