Memphis vows to return stronger next season
By our correspondents
June 02, 2016
MANCHESTER: Manchester United winger Memphis Depay is keen to breathe fresh life into his faltering career in England under new manager Jose Mourinho after enduring a disappointing debut campaign under former boss Louis van Gaal.
The Netherlands international scored two goals in 29 Premier League appearances in his first season, 13 of which came as a substitute. “I did not play as many games as I hoped and I am obviously disappointed about that,” Memphis told British media.
“I had different expectations. But I have to deal with that. You have to make decisions on when to go for an individual action. It’s now on to next season. I have to prove my worth during pre-season,” he added.
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