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Did you forget 2 goals, "Man Utd is pushing for a comeback after 5 years"

The possibility that Memphis Depay (28, FC Barcelona), who was once called Dutch Cristiano Ronaldo, will return to Old Trafford has been raised.


Depay has recently been linked with Juventus, but is having trouble negotiating. Manchester United, who are currently suffering from a lack of a goalkeeper, have joined the bid for a signing.


Spain's Marca reported that "Man United are considering signing Depay for around 10 million euros (13.3 billion won)."


Depay moved to Manchester United from PSV Eindhoven in July 2015. At the time, he recorded a transfer fee of 34 million euros (45.3 billion won). Contrary to his expectations, he did not adapt, and he left for Olympique Lyon after a year and a half, staying on two league goals. As time goes by, after five years, United try to embrace Depay at a price that has tripled.


Depay scored 12 league goals for Barcelona last season, the most in the league, but his playing time has declined since Xavi Hernandez took over as manager. In the transfer window this summer, the scoring machine Robert Lewandowski was transfused, and the offensive line is saturated. Because of this, Depay's transfer rumors continue to circulate.


Recently, he has been strongly linked with Juventus. However, an agreement could not be reached because Depay demanded a high salary. Juventus are said to be imminent to sign Poland national team and Olympique de Marseille striker Arcadius Milik instead of Depay.


However 스포츠토토, this does not mean that Depay's move to Juventus has been in vain. Juventus will try to sign him again at the end of the transfer window, which will demand a pay cut. If a disagreement cannot be resolved, it is predicted that there is a possibility that Depay will head to England.



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