Corinthians board asked Memphis to leave luxury São Paulo hotel | OneFootball

Another controversy involving striker Memphis Depay came to light this Wednesday. The board of Corinthians, led by president Osmar Stabile, reportedly asked the Dutchman to leave the luxurious hotel where he currently lives in São Paulo. The rent for the striker’s apartment would generate a monthly cost of R$ 250,000 for Timão.

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The decision reportedly took place at the club’s board meeting in the last week of October. During the meeting, Stabile is said to have revealed that he informed Memphis about the need to move. The information was first reported by UOL.

“President of the Board, Mr. Osmar Stabile, explains that he had a meeting with Memphis and explained the need for the player to leave the hotel and move to a house or apartment with lower costs,” reads an excerpt from the meeting minutes.

Photo: Rodrigo Coca / Agência Corinthians

The striker’s wishes

In addition, Corinthians reportedly stated that it was the player himself who offered to move. At this moment, Memphis continues to reside at the hotel. According to the aforementioned outlet, there is no expectation that the suite will become vacant.

However, according to the report, several people close to the player have said that the athlete is unlikely to leave the hotel. One of the main advantages for Memphis is precisely the distance between his home and the Corinthians training center.

Memphis’s suite also includes room service, cleaning, butler service, laundry, and concierge. Some of these services are even available 24 hours a day.

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