When MEMPHIS DEPAY posed with a liger and showed off a big cat tattoo on his back, he felt like Tiger King. 

During the coronavirus crisis, the Lyon star had a great day while he was locked down and posted pictures of himself cuddled up with the strange animal on Instagram.

Because of the coronavirus outbreak, sports has been put on hold all over Europe.

France’s Ligue 1 was put on hold for good three weeks ago, which put the best players in the top league on lockdown.

Most of us have been binge-watching the new, controversial Netflix show Tiger King, but Depay chose to bring a real big cat into his own home.

He got close to a liger, which is a cross between a tiger and a lion, and shared the fancy photos on Instagram.

“What happens when a liger hangs out with a lion?” was what he wrote under the wild pictures.

Depay’s career has taken a big step forward at Lyon after a terrible two seasons at Manchester United.

Recently, he has been linked with a return to England with Spurs, Liverpool, and Everton, all of whom play in the same league.

But Depay tore his cruciate knee ligament in December, which ended any dreams of a winter transfer and made it less likely that he would be able to play in Euro 2020.

His current deal doesn’t end until the summer of 2021, but L’Equipe says Lyon wants to sign their leader to a long-term deal.

Tiger King, a seven-episode true crime show about wildcat lover Joe Exotic, has won a lot of praise around the world.

People can’t stop talking about the new show because Joe’s story has so many changes.

The show is about a lot more than just wildcats, and Joe’s deep-seated dislike of animal rights activist Carole Baskin is the main focus.

Both are determined to bring down the other, but besides Joe and Carole’s story, we also meet a strange group of real-life people and learn about crimes.

There is a drug boss who says he may have been the inspiration for Scarface and another big cat owner who is accused of running a cult. You do not want to miss this.