Brazilian striker Ronaldo has confirmed that Flamengo
and Manchester City are two options open to him as he plots his
return to football.
The former Inter attacker is still getting back to fitness after
a serious knee injury cut short his stint with city rivals Milan,
with most of the recuperation taking place in his homeland.
After being approached by South American journalists, the
all-time top scorer in World Cup finals was relaxed about his
future.
"Flamengo and Manchester City are two options," he said. "But
nothing more than that.
"There is nothing concrete.
"The most important thing is that there is interest from big
teams.
"It's clear that I have nostalgia for the national team but I am
continuing with the utmost calm.
"I want to first return to the right spot physically and then
come back to play and then think about Brazil."
City are building a Brazilian contingent at The City of
Manchester Stadium with Jo and Robinho an exciting new-look
attacking partnership.
