RYAN GIGGS denies having had any contact with Swansea over a managerial job offer.
The Manchester United legend, 42, emerged as a target to replace boss Francesco Guidolin at the struggling Premier League club.
But Giggs, who has taken a step back from football since leaving his post as Old Trafford assistant manager, told talkSport: “There has been no approach from Swansea City but, in any case, there is a manager in place at the club.
“I’m happy with life outside of the game right now and enjoying media work.”
Guidolin‘s future at the Liberty Stadium is hanging by a thread and chairman Huw Jenkins is considering bringing in a fresh face to lead the club.
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Welshman Giggs yesterday admitted he is open to taking over at the Swans.
He added: “At some stage, further down the line, it’s no secret I’d like to get back into football as a coach – but that’s for later, not now.”
Swansea have had a poor start to the Prem this season and are without a win since their opening day victory at Burnley.
But Guidolin, 60, says he feels “no pressure” at the thought of losing his job.
Speaking after Swansea’s EFL Cup exit to Manchester City on Wednesday, he said: “I know football is like this, there’s no pressure for me.
“It’s my job. I know my job.”
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