Memphis Depay releases new song after Copa do Brasil triumph | OneFootball

Memphis Depay released a new song in the early hours of this Friday. Just a few days after playing a decisive role in Corinthians’ fourth Copa do Brasil title, the striker launched the single “Work A Lot”.

The track is already available on major streaming platforms and its central theme is discipline and work ethic in daily life. Throughout the song, the player highlights the seriousness with which he approaches his professional routine, pointing to this commitment as a key factor for success in football. The Dutchman also mentions the criticism he receives when he is in the spotlight.

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“If you don’t know what we’re working onI’ve been stacking all this money, because we work a lot (work a lot)I see they never talk nonsense when I’m aroundIt’s better to show respect, we work all day long”, says an excerpt from the song.

In addition to praising daily effort, Memphis addresses the human side of the profession, relating the image of “being at the top” with the anxiety generated by the need to deal with personal and professional problems. It’s worth remembering that the striker scored the goal that secured Corinthians’ title over Vasco da Gama last Sunday, in the Copa do Brasil final.

Depay’s musical journey gained momentum after his arrival at Parque São Jorge in September 2024. In February of this year, he released the EP “Falando com as Favelas” (“Talking to the Favelas”), in partnership with MC Hariel and MC Marks. Months later, he released “São Paulo Freestyle”, a track that marked a public exchange of provocations with host and former player Neto, a Corinthians idol.

Winning the national title was not Memphis’ only recent highlight. In 2025, the number 10 finished the season as Corinthians’ second top scorer, with 12 goals, and also led the team in assists, with ten decisive passes. Alongside his on-field performance, the player also made headlines off the pitch by publicly criticizing the club’s board and council members, as well as reporting internal episodes of the club’s management.

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