Memphis Depay is seeking a return to Europe as his contract with Corinthians is ending. He has been proposed to Olympiacos, Panathinaikos, AEK, and PAOK. Depay's salary demand is 4 million euros per year. There is skepticism among the Greek Big 4 about pursuing the player due to the high salary and his recent performance at Corinthians, where he recorded 1 goal and 1 assist in 12 appearances.

Memphis Depay's name has been linked with Olympiacos, Panathinaikos, AEK, and PAOK in the last 24 hours. A scenario is discussed where Olympiacos could acquire the player via a trade involving Gabriel Strefezza, who has stood out in Italy with Parma in the second half of the season. Yiannis Ntouzgkos commented that a swap could happen or Depay could be acquired on loan, noting that the player has an expensive contract and Corinthians' finances are not the best. He also noted that Corinthians might want to boost their Brazilian element in the roster by such a trade. Depay is currently 1.5 months out due to injury and is taking things conservatively to avoid missing the World Cup.

Turkish journalist Ekrem Konur reports that Memphis Depay has been proposed to Greece's 'Big-4' clubs (AEK, Olympiacos, PAOK and Panathinaikos) for a return to Europe. Ekrem Konur reports that there is interest from Olympiacos. The player wants to leave Corinthians after public criticism of management.

An agent has proposed Memphis Depay to Greek teams, including the country's 'Big-4', as the 32-year-old player is seeking a return to Europe. His potential departure from his Brazilian club, Corinthians, is a result of his public criticism of the team's management. The Netherlands international has a contract with Corinthians until July 2026 and a market value of €8.00m, according to Transfermarkt.