Claudio Bravo is considering potential moves to Arsenal and Celtic as his Manchester City career comes to an end.
The Blues goalkeeper agreed to remain at the club until the end of the re-started season - his original contract was due to expire next week.
But Bravo is sure to leave once the season concludes, and Arsenal, Celtic and Galatasaray are all interested, as well as plenty of interest from clubs in his native Chile.
Bravo gave no hints about his eventual destination, but says that the quality of the clubs expressing an interest is a source of pride.
“There is nowhere in the world I would not consider playing,” said the 37-year-old.
“I've read the names of the clubs that have been linked with me and I regard that as an honour because they are very good clubs.
“I'm proud that I have attracted interest from the clubs mentioned.
“What I and my family are looking for is a club with stability and a comfortable environment to live.
“It depends on several factors, it depends on the club and the project that the club has.
“I will consider all my options and make a decision soon.”
Bravo has won a Premier League with City as well as two League Cups, to add to the Champions League and two La Liga titles he picked up at Barcelona and two Copa America titles with Chile.
He has not been involved in the re-start after picking up a back problem, but is due back in training shortly.
