Brazilian star Ronaldo has again claimed Manchester City are monitoring his situation.
Brazil legend eager to ply his trade in England
Brazilian star Ronaldo has again claimed Manchester City are monitoring his rehabilitation from a knee injury, as they ponder a bid for his services in January.
The former Real Madrid and Barcelona striker has long-since been linked with a move to Eastlands, although Blues boss Mark Hughes has in the past distanced himself from reports.
Eager to return to Europe once he recovers from a knee injury that curtailed his time at AC Milan, Ronaldo appears to have his heart set on Eastlands.
Brazil team-mates Robinho, Elano and Jo would certainly help him to acclimatise to life in the Premier League and it is a challenge he is keen to take up.
"I know that there is interest from Manchester City - and I am focused on my recovery to explore this," he is quoted as saying in the Daily Mirror.
His representative, Fabiano Farah added: "We want a project that will live up to the history of Ronaldo."
