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Former Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure is reportedly looking to return to the Premier League having been released from his deal with Olympiacos.

Yaya Toure has reportedly decided that he wants to find a new team in the Premier League having been released by Olympiacos.

Manchester City opted to let Toure leave at the end of his contract in the summer, and the Ivorian eventually penned a deal with the Greek outfit.

However, Olympiacos announced on Tuesday that they had agreed to terminate the 35-year-old's contract after just five appearances, and it now appears that the veteran will return to England.

According to Sky Sports News, Toure will arrive back at his family home in London this week ahead of looking to find a new side in January.

The report claims that Toure has already decided to reject offers from China and the MLS in order to focus on trying to secure a deal with an English team.

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