Former Manchester United star Memphis Depay has been pictured in Ghana carrying out charity work.
According to reports in Africa, Depay is supporting a local deaf-mute school as part of a second charity project in the country.
The Lyon winger, who left United in January 2017, was born to a Ghanaian father though his parents divorced when he was young. When he arrived at United, the player didn't want to be known by the name 'Depay', his father's name.
The country clearly retains a special place in his affections, however, with Depay spotted in Cape Coast in Ghana dressed in the uniform of the deaf-mute school and pictured smiling with some local children.
The Dutchman also posted updates of his work on his Instagram page.
United fans have developed something of a nostalgia for Depay, whose career at Old Trafford was all too short despite flashes of his talent.
He scored just seven goals in 47 appearances for United over an 18-month spell after signing in the summer of 2015 from PSV Eindhoven. He's impressed since swapping Old Trafford for Lyon in the past few seasons, with Liverpool linked with a transfer.
