AC Milan striker Robinho could be ready to leave the San Siro for Brazil.
According to Brazilian site Lancenet, the 28-year-old has spoken about having received offers from several Brazilian squads.
However, he would like to return to Santos, the club where he grew up.
The former Manchester City and Real Madrid man is not having a terrific season so far with the Diavolo, despite converting on a penalty kick to give his team a 1-0 win against Juventus on Sunday.
He spoke about his future, and the decisions that he is facing in terms of a move back to Brazil.
“In football, you can never know what will happen tomorrow,” he said.
“I am a professional, and I cannot say that I won’t play for another club in Brazil other than Santos.
“Clearly this is the club that I love, but I have received offers from Gremio, Atletico Mineiro, and Sao Paulo. We will see what happens.”
Robinho has only appeared in seven league games this season for the Rossoneri, and has scored one goal in the process.
He will have to decide whether to remain with the club from Milan, or accept an offer from Brazil.
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