Barcelona's fallen star Ronaldinho has suggested that the chances of him staying at the club are limited.

The Brazilian midfielder, who was twice voted FIFA World Player of the Year returned to action last weekend in a charity match in Venezuela.

After the match, Ronaldinho expressed his desire to return to top-level football, in a statement which hinted at a imminent departure from the Catalan club.

"Now I am thinking about working and returning to my level of play as soon as possible, it does not matter where," said the 28-year-old.

"It was a beautiful story, everything that we conquered. The supporters will never forget it, just like I never will. Everywhere I go in Barcelona I am treated very heartily."

Many clubs have been interested in signing the talismanic Brazilian departure rumours began, with Italian side AC Milan emerging as the most likely candidate, with Chelsea and even Manchester City possibilities.