Manchester United have had preliminary contacts over a possible switch transfer for Memphis Depay, however nothing is superior in the intervening time.
That’s in line with Fabrizio Romano in his newest exclusive CaughtOffside column, with the reporter explaining that Depay presently appears to be like like being a backup possibility for the Crimson Devils in case they want it.
Romano has additionally said that Man Utd proceed to make Ajax winger Antony their precedence, whereas Depay’s FC Barcelona team-mate Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang can also be another possibility being thought-about.
Depay had a spell at United earlier in his profession, becoming a member of when he was nonetheless comparatively younger after impressing at PSV.
It didn’t fairly work out for the Dutchman at Outdated Trafford, however he later ended up trying a prime expertise as soon as once more in a spell at Lyon.
This prompted Barcelona to signal him final summer season, however he’s as soon as once more failed to essentially reside as much as expectations at an even bigger membership.
Nonetheless, it appears the 28-year-old may quickly earn himself a second spell at United, relying on how different offers pan out.
“Memphis Depay can be able to terminate his contract with Barcelona in case he finds a prime membership which fits his ambitions,” Romano stated.
“He was actually near becoming a member of Juventus, but it surely was known as off once they couldn’t promote Adrien Rabiot. It was not Depay who walked away from the deal – it was agreed between Memphis and Juventus, but it surely collapsed and now Juve have determined to deal with different targets.
“I’m informed there’s nothing occurring between Memphis and Real Sociedad. As for Manchester United, there have been some contacts between the participant and Man United to discover the state of affairs. The Crimson Devils are keeping track of the state of affairs in case they run into issues with different offers.
“In the intervening time, although, it’s nothing near being accomplished. There aren’t any direct negotiations, we’ll see what occurs.”
