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Memphis Depay: 'Ryan Giggs helped me rediscover form with training ground work'

Manchester United youngster Memphis Depay suggests that he was able to rediscover his form at the club with the help of assistant manager Ryan Giggs.Manchester United forward Memphis Depay has thanked coach Ryan Giggs for helping him to rediscover his form at the Old Trafford club.Injuries to Wayne Rooney and Anthony Martial meant that Depay was given the nod to start against Watford in the Premier League on Saturday, and the 21-year-old responded by grabbing his side's opening goal in the 2-1 victory.Prior to his finish at Vicarage Road, Depay had not scored for United since September and the youngster has since revealed that he has been putting in lots of work with Giggs on the training ground 

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