Monday 4 January 2016 12:15, UK
Former Brazil international Ronaldinho has received offers from English clubs, according to his brother and agent.
The 2005 Ballon d'Or winner, who is currently a free agent after agreeing to terminate his contract after less than three months with Fluminense, is said to be of interest to clubs from all over the world.
His brother Roberto de Assis Moreira says "Asia or the United States are more likely" destinations for the 35-year-old.
But he added: "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 has never had serious injuries; his body is in perfect condition. I think he has three or four years left to him, maybe more."
Ronaldinho is most famous for a blistering five-year spell at Barcelona in which he scored 94 goals and won the 2006 Champions League.
He also had superb spells at Paris Saint-Germain before Barca and Milan afterwards, while scoring 33 goals in 97 caps for Brazil, with whom he won the 2002 World Cup.
