Former Nottingham Forest forward Jesse Lingard is reportedly considering three offers from clubs in Saudi Arabia.
The 30-year-old is a free agent after his Forest contract expired this summer, with the former Manchester United man now looking for a new club ahead of next season. It appears he is not short of options across the globe.
Lingard has been training with David Beckham's United States club Inter Miami, and Sky Sports now report that he has offers on the table from three clubs in Saudi Arabia.
Speaking on his future last week, Lingard said he was keeping all his options open, but would not rule out a move to the Middle East, alongside the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema and N'Golo Kante.
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He said: "I'm considering all options. I've never ruled any team out, any club out, so for me it's just picking the right team that's going to be right for me - I just want to play football at the end of the day, that's all I want to do.
"The project's got to be well-suited for me, the team's got to be going in a good direction. Literally, it's just regular game time - I'm still hungry, working hard out here...
"Saudi Arabia are doing big things, and in the next year or so it will be one of the hotspots to go to. I'm not really surprised that loads of big names are moving out there. Obviously it's something I'm going to consider as well, I've not ruled that out either - like I say, it's just got to be right for me at the end of the day."
