Manchester United’s Dutch International, Memphis Depay has
intensified speculations of an imminent exit from Manchester United
after sending £350,000 worth of supercars back to his country, Holland.
According to pictures acquired by Daily Mirror UK, the Dutch winger,
who endured a nightmare first campaign at Old Trafford and is not
certain if he will feature in Jose Mourinho’s plans, has begun moving
personal effects out of the mansion he rented from Manchester great,
Phil Neville in Chesire.
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| Memphis Depay has already sent back to Holland his Rolls Royce Wraith. |
Depay made only 16 Premier League stars with a further 13 substitute
appearances, finding the net on just two occasions despite 22 Eredivisie
strikes for PSV Eindhoven in the previous campaign.
Mirror UK reports that “the 22-year-old sent a Dutch vehicle
transport company to his rented £15,000-a-month Cheshire mansion to
collect his £100,000 Mercedes G Wagon and a Scorpion Trike worth around
£13,700.
“He has already had his £250,000 Rolls Royce Wraith shipped back to Holland a month ago.
Depay was brought to United by Louis van Gaal, who also gave him his international debut.
His compatriot was sacked by the Red Devils after failing to secure
Champions League football next season, and Depay recently admitted he
had not spoken to Van Gaal since his departure.
“It’s never nice to be criticised, but it’s part of the game and I
have to deal with it,” Memphis told Fox Sports. “The season did not go
as planned and that hurt my confidence a bit.
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| Moving truck outside Memphis Depay’s mansion. |
“I do not want to blame the manager for it. I played some good games and
some bad matches. I do not want to blame anyone for it. I have not been
in touch with Van Gaal yet. I might give him a call or send him a
text.”
