Memphis Depay releases 'Don't Panic' after renewal, video shows Parque São Jorge on fire | OneFootball

Memphis Depay has released 'Don't Panic', his first track since signing a new deal. The video nods to Corinthians and closes with shots of Parque São Jorge ablaze, which he watches from a car window.

According to Meu Timao, early frames show a man in a Corinthians top. The opening verses are aimed at the club, as Depay refers to friction with a vice-president and riffs on the 'boss' nickname given to him by fans and team-mates. Armando Mendonça is currently the club's vice-president and was among those to oppose his renewal.

Through the song, the Dutchman contrasts a life of luxury with the reality of the favela. Since joining Corinthians, he has embraced local culture, even visiting a mural in his honour in Taboão da Serra in Greater São Paulo.

Late in the track, he speaks of a connection with the fanbase that he calls natural, and revisits his stunner against São Paulo. In the Majestoso on 20 November at Neo Química Arena, the number 10 nutmegged defender Sabino and scored Corinthians' second in a 3-1 win.

It is Depay's fourth release since his signing. He put out 'Falando com as Favelas' with MC Hariel and MC Marks in September 2024, followed by 'São Paulo Freestyle'. After the Copa do Brasil triumph, he shared 'Work a Lot' in December 2025.

Source: Meu Timao

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