(Reuters) - There are too many foreign managers in the Premier League and little opportunity for local talents, according to former Manchester United winger and assistant manager Ryan Giggs. "I don't think there's enough (British managers) at the moment," Giggs told the BBC. There's a lot of top quality foreign coaches in the Premier League, but there's also a lot of quality British coaches and managers out there." Seven of the 20 Premier League clubs have British managers, but the current top-seven sides are all managed by foreigners, with Welshman Tony Pulis' West Bromwich Albion the highest-placed team with a British manager. "As I say, there are quality foreign coaches as well.

Source: The Star February 22, 2017 08:51 UTC