Former Manchester United ace Jesse Lingard is considering a multi-million pound move to Saudi Arabia, reports suggest.
Lingard, 29, left United in June after running down his contract and is looking for his next destination amid a raft of bids.
According to The Athletic, the versatile midfielder has been approached by a team in Saudi Arabia with a whopping £10 million-a-year offer and he is giving it some serious thought.
The England international has also attracted interest from the US but is not keen on an MLS transfer, ruling out the chance of a link-up with Wayne Rooney.
The 29-year-old is reportedly set to make a decision on his future next week and wants to be at a new club no later than Friday.
Lingard prefers to stay in the Premier League and is thought to have received three different offers.
West Ham opened talks with the player last month regarding a potential return to the club where he spent the second half of the 2020-2021 campaign on loan.
Everton are also keen to land the forward amid manager Frank Lampard’s bid to rebuild the squad after a poor season that almost saw them getting relegated.
Lingard struggled for first-team football at United last season under both Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Ralf Rangnick.
The Warrington-bon ace joined the Red Devils academy in 2000 and was sent out on loan to Leicester, Birmingham, Brighton and Derby.
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