Ronaldinho's agent claims the midfielder has several offers on the table for his services, including more than one call from England, according to Sky Sports. The 35-year-old may be in the twilight of his career, but his brother-turned-agent Roberto has spoken to the press about the free agent's availability and the interest surrounding him. He said: "Asia or the United States are more likely" destinations for the 2005 Ballon d'Or winner, but that there is definite interest from several Premier League clubs. "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's career arguably peaked at Barcelona during a five-year spell in Spain, though he also enjoyed sublime form at PSG and AC Milan before moving back to his homeland. It's not the first time Ronaldinho has been in talks about a potential move to England, with the most infamous story linking the 2002 World Cup winner to Blackburn Rovers in 2011.