Memphis Depay denies attacking Manchester United owners the Glazers after fans hail lyrics of new rap song
MAN UTD fans reckon Old Trafford flop Memphis Depay has taken a swipe at the club’s owners in his new rap song.
Dutch forward Depay released a track called ‘Big Fish’ and mentioned the Glazers.
The 26-year-old sang the lyric: “I be planning to make some statements, I need money like the Glazers.”
But he later said it wasn’t a shot at Old Trafford powers.
But it still got Red Devils fans thinking it could be a dig at their unpopular American owners.
One said: “He’s making a jab at the Glazers, our owners. Not Man United.”
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Another tweeted: “He is literally just taking shots the Glazers didn’t even say anything about Man Utd.”
Another social media post read: “Yes Memphis lad once a red always a red. Glazers we are coming.”
But Depay responded: “That’s no shot! that’s ambition… TF at least mine ambition.”
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Depay scored just twice in 33 league games for United and was shipped off to Lyon after two seasons.
United signed him from PSV for £25million in 2015 but took a loss when selling him to the French side two years later.
The Dutchman started pursuing a music career three years ago and has released a number of tracks.