«Breaking News» Denmark's Kasper Schmeichel claims Ryan Giggs has stamped his Man United DNA on Wales

Ryan Giggs has already stamped his Manchester United DNA on Wales with his desire to play attacking, attractive football and pro-youth philosophy.

That is the verdict of Denmark and Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel, who will attempt to stop Gareth Bale and Co from scoring on Sunday.

Wales - pictured stepping off their plane later than scheduled on Saturday night in Aarhus due to earlier delays - face the Danes in their Nations League clash and Schmeichel watched Giggs' 4-1 rout of the Republic of Ireland on Thursday.

Gareth Bale and his Wales team-mates were pictured arriving in Aarhus later than scheduled

Aaron Ramsey and Co take on Denmark in the UEFA Nations League on Sunday evening

Wayne Hennessey and Joe Ledley share a joke as they get off their private plane in Aarhus

He can already see signs of Giggs' United history in the Welsh side and said: 'Take the last game, you can see the flair and spark that they play with.

'It's very similar to the DNA he inherited at Manchester United and it will be very interesting to see what he can bring. He's got a very talented squad with Wales.

'It is something that Gary Speed started, Chris Coleman worked really well, and now Ryan is putting his own stamp on it. Judging on the last game, he's had a really good start.

'It will be very interesting to see where he can bring them. He (Bale) is a world class player. Wales are full of good players. You always want to play against the best and he is definitely one of them.

'Their front line is very, very good, very dynamic, they have a lot of players who like to score goals from distance. We all know Gareth Bale. We will have to be on top of our game to beat them.'

Denmark manager Age Hareide is someone who knows United under Sir Alex Ferguson well.

The Wales squad appeared in high spirits following their 4-1 victory over Republic of Ireland

Kasper Schmeichel believes Ryan Giggs has stamped his Manchester United DNA on Wales

Hareide, during his days as Molde manager, sold Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to United in 1996 and watched Ferguson training sessions while coach of Norway.

He too can see signs of Giggs' Class of 92 credentials and added: 'They had young players in there and the skill and the pace of the game (against Ireland) was good.

'It's like Ryan Giggs has created a copy of the old Man United game. I've seen United a lot through the years. I watched United a lot at that time (under Ferguson).

'The way Wales play, with lots of enthusiasm in their play offensively, they play very, very quick between the lines and they go forward with a lot of people.

'It looks like United in the best period under Sir Alex Ferguson. Of course Ryan Giggs has adopted (their style). He knows the style. It's natural for him to adopt the best of Man United.'

Meanwhile, Leicester's Mike Stowell has flown to Denmark to work with Schmeichel because Lars Hogh, Denmark's usual goalkeeping coach, has cancer.

Schmeichel trains with his Denmark team-mates on the eve of the clash with Wales

Age Hareide can also see signs of Giggs' Class of 92 credentials in his Wales side

Sunday's game goes ahead despite significant turmoil in the build-up.

Wales' private plane encountered a technical fault on Saturday night, leaving the team significantly delayed as they did not arrive at their hotel in Aarhus until after midnight.

Denmark's senior players have been embroiled in a high-profile and public row with their association over image rights and almost did not play.

They could be booed by their own fans at Ceres Park as a result.

On those disruptions and distractions, Hareide said: 'We had one (training session) yesterday and one today so that would be two. It's OK. All the players are fit and experienced. No excuses.

'We watched our opponent and they did an excellent job against Ireland. They will be a handful. We will try to do our best.'

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Main photo article Ryan Giggs has already stamped his Manchester United DNA on Wales with his desire to play attacking, attractive football and pro-youth philosophy.
That is the verdict of Denmark and Leicester goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel, who will attempt to stop Gareth Bale and Co from scoring on Sunday.
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