Former Manchester United forward Memphis Depay is reportedly set to join Brazilian side Corinthians. Depay joined United from PSV Eindhoven in 2015 when Louis van Gaal was manager at Old Trafford.
The Dutch winger enjoyed a bright start with two goals and an assist in just his third game for the club against Club Brugge in a Champions League qualifier.
But the Dutchman failed to fulfil his potential at United before being sold to Olympique Lyon in 2017. He has since enjoyed spells at Barcelona and Atletico Madrid in La Liga, leaving the latter this summer after a single season. READ MORE: Former Man United goalkeeper David de Gea sends three-word message to Bruno Fernandes READ MORE: Manchester United will soon add five players to their strongest matchday squad And now the 30-year-old looks set to complete a surprise move to Brazil.
Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano has reported that Depay will join Corinthians, who currently sit 17th in Brazil's Serie A. "Memphis Depay to Corinthians, here we go!" he said on X, formerly known as Twitter. "Deal done on contract valid until 2026. "Dutch forward agreed on terms days ago but now also contracts are ready — as Depay completed medical tests today.