Manchester United target Memphis Depay looks almost certain to leave PSV Eindhoven this summer after technical director Marcel Brands confirmed interest from 'big clubs'. The 21-year-old, who has scored an emphatic 20 goals in 26 league games so far this season, has been tipped to join one of Europe's big boys after impressing in the Eredivisie. And Brands has reiterated that Depay is likely to leave but must 'make the choice' over his next destination. Manchester United target Memphis Depay looks set to leave PSV during the summer transfer window . 21-year-old Depay celebrates winning the Dutch Eredivisie with PSV manager Phillip Cocu . Dutch international Depay has scored 20 goals in 26 league games so far this season . Brands told reporters: 'There is serious interest [in Depay] from big clubs. 'If it comes to a deal, he must make the choice. Then it's up to us to come out with such a club.' Earlier this week, the PSV chief revealed that the chances of Depay leaving are 'very high'. Speaking to ANP, he said: 'The chances are very high that he leaves. If you see what clubs are enquiring about him, they really are the best in Europe. A 4-1 victory against sc Heerenveen earned PSV  their 22nd Eredivisie title on Saturday night . 'When I talk for PSV I would say he is not ready and should continue here for another year. But I am realistic and if I worked at a big European club, I’d buy him without question. 'With a heavy heart [we would let him go], because a great player and a great guy leaves. But we are also proud that a boy from the academy is going to make such a step.' Tottenham, Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain are also among the contenders to sign Depay. Depay worked under Man United boss Louis van Gaal during Holland's successful 2014 World Cup campaign .
Memphis Depay has been linked with a summer move to Man United.
Tottenham and Man City are also said to be keeping tabs on PSV star.
Depay has scored 20 goals in 26 league games so far this season.
The Dutch ace worked under Louis van Gaal at the 2014 World Cup.