Man Utd fans beg club not to re-sign Memphis Depay as they fear another failed return like Cristiano Ronaldo | The Sun

MANCHESTER UNITED fans are begging the club NOT to re-sign Memphis Depay.

The Red Devils are hoping to sign a replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo in the upcoming January window following his recent exit.


They've already missed out on Cody Gakpo, who's agreed a £37million deal with Liverpool.

United have also been linked with Gakpo's Netherlands team-mate Depay, who endured a disappointing spell at Old Trafford between 2015 and 2016.

The Dutchman scored just seven goals in 53 matches before leaving for Lyon.

Depay did go on to become a revelation in France which earned him a switch to Barcelona.

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Regardless, some United fans are fearing there could be a repeat of Ronaldo's miserable return should they bring the 28-year-old back to the Theatre of Dreams.

And supporters have expressed their concerns on social media.

One said: "No. We took other players back and look what happened. Pogba and Ronaldo."

A second replied: "Because he’s been great at Old Trafford in the past? No. Let’s have no more returning players."

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Another chimed in with: "No absolutely no, we have Sancho and Antony, so no."

While a fourth said: "No way! He is massively overrated."

United coped well in their first Prem game without Ronaldo though, as they swept aside Nottingham Forest to move within one point of the top four.

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