Jerzy Dudek claims he could stay in the Premier League
after receiving an offer from Bolton Wanderers.
The experienced goalkeeper is available on a free transfer after he
was released by Liverpool at the end of last season.
He recently revealed he had been offered a move to Real Madrid and
was 'honoured' to be given the chance to join the Spanish
champions.
Dudek is wanted by Real to provide the back-up to Iker Casillas,
but Bolton have now registered an interest in the Poland
international.
The former Feyenoord keeper admits the chance to link up with Sammy
Lee's side has placed him in a quandary.
"I made a decision to leave England, but Bolton's offer has made me
have a rethink," Dudek told the Sun.
"I still haven't signed anything with Real Madrid and I have other
offers to consider very carefully."
Dudek has reportedly been offered a three-year deal by Bolton and
would provide the competition to Jussi Jaaskelainen, who has vowed
to fulfil the final season of his Reebok contract.
