Daniel Sturridge is ready to make a decision on his next career move but is unlikely to remain in the Premier League with interest from more than a dozen foreign clubs.
Fenerbahce are the latest to have contacted the 29-year-old striker, who is a free agent after his contract at Liverpool expired in the summer. The Turkish club are offering a three-year deal worth £10 million, although competition for the forward is fierce.
Sturridge’s representatives have been approached by 13 different clubs from a variety of destinations including America (DC United and Philadelphia Union), Spain (Leganés, Real Valladolid and Real Betis), Italy (Bologna and Atalanta), France (Marseilles) and Germany (Eintracht Frankfurt).
There is also interest from the Middle East, including Qatar, for the England international.
