Ryan Giggs Set to Lose Watch Sponsorship Deals

Cyma and Patek Philippe watches are just two of a number of high profile sponsorship deals that footballer Ryan Giggs is in danger of losing after publicist Max Clifford claims that there are even more allegations to come.

This comes after several allegations in the press regarding Giggs over the last few weeks, which all started because of the super injunction he took out to stop Imogen Thomas from revealing details of their affair. After Giggs failed attempt to try to gag Twitter even more allegations surfaced including an eight year affair with his brothers wife, as well as allegations that he also aborted a child he had with her.

From the very start of his career Ryan Giggs has seemingly kept a clean image, his record and achievements in football are second to none, and his public persona was that of a great ambassador for football and the perfect family man, but just as his career is coming to an end it must seem like his whole world is collapsing.

Other newspapers are now alleging that Giggs had a third affair and a close family member is reported to have said that the Manchester United star may have a sex addiction.

In the light of all these allegations then its no wonder that the Daily Telegraph today report that "Marketing experts said firms would now be hesitant to become involved with him after building his reputation over a glittering career as being a happily married family man."

Giggs could now be in danger of losing his lucrative sponsorship deals with Patek Phillipe the Swiss watches company and Cyma with whom he promotes their luxury watches across the far east.

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