Memphis: 'For the first time I can't score'

Memphis Depay has struggled for goals at Corinthians this season, managing just one in 23 appearances after returning from injury.

Memphis Depay returned from a muscle injury sustained after the World Cup to discuss his difficult season at Corinthians. The Dutch striker, who missed six weeks of recovery before resuming training, has scored only once in 23 appearances this year with two assists—a stark contrast to his usual output.

Depay acknowledged the adjustment to manager Clarence Seedorf's training methods and the physical setbacks that have hampered his form. "This is the first time in my career that I don't score," he told the Brazilian press. "I think often about the lack of goals. Normally I always scored." He admitted to leaving matches without even taking a shot on goal, expressing frustration at his inability to find his rhythm.

Despite the struggles, Depay insisted he will not give up. "I want to get back into the right positions and score goals," he said. "I'm the first to be critical of myself. I must improve. But one thing I won't do: give up. That's not in me."