The false Tudor manor where Ryan Giggs was blamed for headbutting his ex Kate Greville was sold for £1.7million in no time before he went being investigated, it has been uncovered. The previous Manchester United star, 48, recently sold the five-room property in Worsley, Greater Manchester. Giggs purchased the house for £545,000 in 2001, and he was residing there with Greville, 36, during the lockdown, at the hour of his supposedly oppressive and controlling way of behaving, The Sun reports. An insider said: ‘He needed to dispose of it and…
Ryan Giggs ‘sold a chateau where he was blamed for headbutting Kate Greville for £1.7million’
