Memphis on the move: Five destinations for Dutch star Depay

PSG have lofty ambitions, and capturing one of Europe’s most exciting youngsters would only heighten their Champions League hopes. So, punters can back Depay at an excellent 8/1 to plump for Paris and add more direct threat to the French capital club’s forward line.

Liverpool
Brendan Rodgers’ Reds have reportedly had rampant Depay on their radar for some time, and are 3/1 to beat rivals Manchester United in the race for his signature.

Much would likely depend on the Anfield outfit’s ability to deliver a top four spot, but boss Rodger’s record at developing potential could prove a convincing factor.

Should Depay arrive on Merseyside, he would form part of pacey and exuberant attack alongside options Raheem Sterling, Jordan Ibe, Philippe Coutinho and Daniel Sturridge. The speed and skill combinations available from that selection would surely see Liverpool become title contenders.

Manchester United
The Red Devils are perhaps the most obvious choice, and are understandably odds-on chances at 2/5 to land the nippy Netherlands international.

Louis van Gaal could prove a crucial component in capturing his former Clockwork Orange charge, having been the coach that delivered Depay his international debut.

Intelligent and hard-working Depay fits the mould of an ideal Old Trafford attacker, with an abundance of tricks, technique, blistering pace and an eye for goal all in his locker.

Already well adapted to Van Gaal’s philosophy and demands, the talented 21-year-old would surely relish linking up with apparent mentor Robin van Persie, and has also shown promise in his link-up play with Dutch teammate Daley Blind.

The only potential downfall of pulling on Manchester red for Depay, is that the Mancunians are already well-stocked in wide areas.

Tottenham
Spurs are clearly outsiders at 33/1 to lure Depay to White Hart Lane, but would perhaps offer the best guarantee of first-team football.

Mauricio Pochettino’s men could use further forward flair, and fans of the north London club would almost certainly worship the wingman’s skill-set and work-rate.

With Depay’s potential challengers for a first team slot the inconsistent crew of Nacer Chadli, Erik Lamela and Andros Townsend, the PSV academy product would provide Tottenham with a dangerous new dimension.