New Trial of Ryan Giggs Over Allegations of Coercion and Assault on Ex-Girlfriend Won’t Take Place After prosecutors dropped the charge,

Giggs, one of Britain’s most successful footballers, is due to stand trial again on July 31. After being accused of controlling or coercive behavior towards Kate Grevi. His ex-boyfriend Lle, 2017-2020,

Giggs is also accused of physically assaulting Kate and her sister Emma during an argument that took place at his home in 2020.

He denies the allegations and must meet with consideration for a month which ended in August last year with the jury unable to reach a conclusion. ทางเข้า ufabet

However, two weeks before the new trial took place, prosecutor Peter Wright told the court that the prosecution’s office would not continue the case because Kate Greville was unwilling to provide further evidence because the first trial caused her and her siblings to have to. Torture

Wright also said it could not be proven that Giggs was guilty of coercion charges.

And prosecutors continuing to charge other charges are not in the public interest. “Relieved that the prosecution ended after nearly three years in which he has been trying to clear his name,”

he said. A number of lies have been told about him in court.”

Giggs must decide whether to return to coaching. After he was suspended from the Football Association of Wales when the incident occurred

He successfully qualified for the Wales national team to play in the Euros. But he did not take charge at the tournament, leaving his assistant Rob Page to guide the team into the last 16. Giggs resigned

in June 2022 after Page helped Wales to play. World Cup for the first time in 64 years