Daniel Sturridge will reportedly decide on his future this week as he weighs up offers from 13 clubs around the globe.
The striker was released by Liverpool in the summer following the expiry of his contract after an injury-plagued few years at Anfield.
Sturridge hit 24 goals in all competitions as the Reds came within a whisker of the Premier League title in 2013-14 - but is unlikely to remain in the English top flight, report The Telegraph.
Instead, a switch to Fenerbahce looks his most likely option with the Turkish giants putting a £9million contract on the table for the former Manchester City forward.
But that is just one of a clutch of offers for Sturridge to mull over, with clubs in the USA, Spain, Italy and France all also allegedly showing interest.
DC United, Real Betis, Bologna, Marseille and Besiktas are named as clubs who are stewing over a swoop, as well as an offer from Qatar.
Fener are willing to splash £60,000-a-week to land Sturridge who has eight goals in 26 senior England appearances.
Former Liverpool director of football Damien Comolli is in charge of transfer at Fenerbahce.
Sturridge has recently been cleared to resume his football career after a ban for breaching betting regulations.
