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Maroc - GHANASOCCERNET.COM - A la Une - 16/Dec 16:43
Memphis Depay plays down retirement talk after Brazil move
Memphis Depay has dismissed suggestions that his move to Corinthians signals the end of his career.The Dutch forward, who joined the Brazilian giants in September, emphasized that he is far from considering retirement despite being in the game for over a decade.In an interview with Flashscore, Depay expressed frustration at the speculation. “I’m 30. What are you talking about retiring? It’s a long way. I’m young. I’ve been in the game a long time, but I have a long time left, God willing,” he said.Depay’s move to Brazil initially raised eyebrows, with critics interpreting it as a step toward winding down his career. However, the forward has proven his critics wrong, delivering outstanding performances with seven goals and one assist in 11 matches, propelling Corinthians from a relegation battle to a Copa Libertadores qualifying position.Depay is enjoying his time in Brazil, where he feels rejuvenated. "Corinthians is a huge team in Brazil, the biggest. So far it’s going really well, and I’m happy. I feel like I’m home,” he added.Depay’s impressive form underscores his enduring quality, with many expecting him to remain a key player for Corinthians in the coming seasons.
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