Manchester United outcast Memphis Depay has admitted that he isn't sure what the future holds for him at Old Trafford, after Everton manager Ronald Koeman admitted his interest in the Dutchman.
Memphis moved to United from PSV Eindhoven for £26m last summer but has failed to make a real impactin the Premier League - and the change of manager at Old Trafford hasn't changed that.
Memphis Depay refuses to rule out Manchester United exit after Koeman admits Everton interest https://t.co/8qQ2xZiTJ8 pic.twitter.com/PPK9YEEOVJ
Everton have been linked with a move to rescue the 22-year-oldfrom his United hell, and the Red Devils flop admitted (via theMirror)after netting a brace for the Netherlands that he wasn't entirely sure what his future holds.
He said:I do not know, we'll have to see.I focus on United, I do my very best to be able to get minutes.I'm going back to United with a good feeling, because I have got minutes here and we won. That is the most important thing.�
Also speaking over the weekend, Koeman admitted of the exciting forward:"I would like to have him.I think he is an interesting player. He has great individual qualities. He just needs to play games."
� | Half time in Guinea and the hosts lead @YannickBolasie's DR Congo 1-0. Elsewhere, Memphis Depay has put @OnsOranje ahead v Luxembourg.
Curiously, Everton's Twitter account also updated their followers when the United man netted his first goal - a move which split opinion on the social media website between those who saw the tweet as a sign of the club's interest in signing the Dutchman and those who believed the club was just updating their fans on a game in which their goalkeeperMaarten Stekelenburg was playing in.
Former Eredivisie Golden Boot winner Memphis has played just 20 minutes of league action for United this season, with a pair of substitute appearances in the Europa League and a solitary EFL Cup start rounding off his limited game-time.
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