Man United 'flop' hires Lewis Hamilton’s jet to promote new song [photos]

Football
By Brian Murumba | Jul 18, 2019
Depay had a good outing last season [Courtesy]

With his future now up in the air amid transfer speculation linking him to a move away from Olympique Lyon, former Manchester United forward Memphis Depay has taken his off-field antics to the next level.

Depay, hired Formula One star Lewis Hamilton’s private jet, not for flying but for promoting his recently released rap single.

Depay posed on top of the plane [Courtesy]

From the pictures seen on English news outlet The Sun, the Lyon man posed on top of the plane and kneeled with his fingers in his ears.

He also kneeled with his fingers in his ears [Courtesy]

The Holland international’s fortunes seem to be headed north after a stunning season with Lyon in Ligue 1 as well as a blossoming music venture which has netted him over seven million followers on Instagram.

Depay managed an incredible 9 goals and 13 assists for Lyon last season and the fine form has led to speculation of a move to Liverpool among other clubs.

He was with his friends to promote his rap single [Courtesy]

Apart from his sizzling form, Depay himself fueled the transfer speculations when he posted snaps of himself in red on a red plane and captioned one photo “Merci Lyon”, prompting fans and tabloids to suggest his departure.

With the 'impossible' now possible in the transfer market, his teaser antics could turn into reality if the Kop-based side decide to go for him this summer.

 

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