TROUBLED former football ace Ryan Giggs has lost £180,000 from his business interests during the pandemic.
The Wales manager, who is on bail for alleged assault, outlined his financial woes in accounts filed at Companies House.
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The report says the value of Ryan Giggs Limited, the firm he uses to manage his investments, has fallen two per cent after rising from £12million last year to £13.2million this March when lockdown began.
It adds: “In terms of the financial effect (Covid), based on a valuation of the company’s listed investments as at 26 October 2020, it is known there has been a diminution in value of approximately two per cent and amounting to an estimated £180,000 reduction compared to the valuation carried out…at 31 December 2019.”
It is not specified if Manchester’s Hotel Football is included.
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Giggs co-owns it with fellow ex-Old Trafford stars.
The accounts also show that former winger Giggs, 46 — who has investments in property, products and firms — paid himself £71,883 and had a £264,000 corporation tax bill.
Giggs was arrested on November 1 for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend Kate Greville, 36, and another woman at his £1.7million pad in Worsley, Gtr Manchester. He denies it.
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