‘Certain things that happened I don’t want to say now in public’: Memphis Depay to reveal all about Louis van Gaal one day as he insists ‘Manchester is red’ ahead of Lyon’s clash with City
- Memphis Depay is back in Manchester for the first time since leaving United
- Lyon take on Manchester City in the Champions League on Wednesday night
- Depay declared ‘Manchester is still red’ on Tuesday ahead of European clash
Memphis Depay promised to reveal all about Louis van Gaal in a book one day as he declared ‘Manchester is still red’ on Tuesday night.
The former Manchester United winger is back in the North West for the first time since leaving United as Lyon travel to Manchester City.
Depay admitted he was not mature enough during his 18 months at Old Trafford but claimed there are untold stories about Van Gaal.
Memphis Depay is back in Manchester for the first time since leaving United in 2017
Depay and his Lyon team-mates take on Manchester City on Wednesday in Champions League
Depay trains at the Etihad on the eve of the European clash against Pep Guardiola’s side
Depay promised on Tuesday that he will reveal all about Louis van Gaal one day in a book
‘I saw Van Gaal at Dirk Kuyt’s testimonial and we didn’t really speak about it,’ he said. ‘Certain things that happened I don’t want to say now in public.
‘Maybe when I write a book some day I will speak about it. There were some miscommunications but I cannot blame that or a particular thing for the way things happened.
‘I still speak with lads from United and I wish everybody the best. Manchester is still red!’
Depay reftued suggestions he was angry with ex-Man United team-mate Wayne Rooney
Depay insisted ‘Manchester is still red’ ahead of the clash against City on Wednesday night
Depay also refuted suggestions he was angry with Wayne Rooney after a story told by the ex-England captain over the weekend.
Rooney claimed he told Depay to ‘keep his head down’ after being scolded by Van Gaal, only for the Dutchman to turn up in a red leather jacket and cowboy boots the next day.
‘Some people can’t take a joke and me and Wayne are very good friends,’ he added.
‘I don’t have a red leather jacket out of my thousand leather jackets! I understand what he meant with it and that’s it.
‘It’s in the past and I’m a flamboyant guy but that doesn’t mean I couldn’t be smarter. I’ve become more mature.’
Depau will be hoping to put City to the sword as Lyon begin their European campaign
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