Depay released a new track and got into a scandal

Dutch striker Memphis Depay has been in difficult negotiations with the management of Brazilian Corinthians over a contract extension this summer. However, in the end, according to media reports, the parties reached an agreement on a new agreement. This was followed by the release of the video clip for the new music track of the football player, who also creates content in the style of rap, called "Don't Panic". At the end of the video, an image of Corinthians' club office is on fire, which has caused mixed feelings among the fan community. Depay was accused of calling for violence and inciting aggression against the club. Because of this, the local ultras planned a protest the day after the video appeared, so the football player had to make a public statement and explain his position. "I wrote 'Don't Panic' sometime in April, four months ago.. As an artist, I use my pen to express my feelings, dreams or nightmares. I am deeply in love with Corinthians and everyone who wishes well for this beautiful club. Dear Corinthians fans, I see a great resonance of my art in the form of music that I have just released. I want to tell you all that this was done a few months ago and it's just a piece of art. I understand there will be a protest tomorrow and everyone has the right to protest, but please don't get me wrong. I have always been against any kind of violence and I hope that this will be a peaceful protest where people can freely express what they think. As for my music, I insist: IT IS JUST ART!! I love you all and Vai Corinthians," said the Dutch performer.