Ronaldinho has insisted he will continue playing football despite being left without a club after his contract with Fluminense was terminated by mutual consent last month.
Brazil icon Ronaldinho signed for Fluminense in July following a season with Mexican outfit Queretaro, but departed the club on September 28.
Ronaldinho struggled to make a positive impact at the four-time Brazilian Serie A champions, appearing in just nine matches.
The 35-year-old has now revealed he does not intend to hang up his boots and is still being courted by other teams.
"I will continue [playing] for some time. Offers come and go every day," Ronaldinho told Radio Rede Atlantida.
"I feel good, my health is good. It's a sign clubs are still interested in me.
"From the way I have been training, I think I can still perform at the same level as the players today, and that keeps me going."
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