Brazilian legend Ronaldinho could sign for a Premier League club as a free agent, according to his agent and brother, Roberto.
The 35-year-old terminated his contract with Brazilian outfit Fluminense after less than three months with the club and is reportedly considering offers from England. The 2005 Ballon d’Or winner has also received offers from Asia and the United States, as reported by SkySports.
Speaking about the irresistible offers, Gaucho’s brother revealed:
"Asia or the United States are more likely"
"He has had more than one offer from England.’’
"My brother is a competitor. He loves to win: that is what people do not realise about him. And he still wants to play.’’
He added:
"He has never had serious injuries; his body is in perfect condition. I think he has three or four years left to him, maybe more."
Speaking about his transfer fee, Roberto added:
“It is not about money.’’
“He just wants to play. That is when I see him at his happiest.”
Ronaldinho spent five years with Spanish giants FC Barcelona. During the five-year period, he scored 94 goals and won the 2006 Champions League. He has also featured for Paris Saint-Germain and AC Milan. The celebrated player also won the FIFA 2002 World Cup with Brazil and scored 33 goals in 97 appearances for this country.
There are rumours that Premier League giants Manchester United and Man City are probable candidates in the rush for his signature, with the former in dire need to sharpen their attack.
