Steven Alzate is weighing up offers from clubs in Italy, Spain, Belgium, MLS and Saudi Arabia after leaving Brighton, sources have told Football Insider.
The 25-year-old midfielder is a free agent after his contract with the Premier League club expired in the summer.
Spanish trio Celta Vigo, Espanyol, Leganes and several Serie A teams have expressed interest in signing the Colombian international.
Alazate, who apparently rejected interest from several EFL Championship sides, has also attracted interest from MLS duo LAFC and San Jose Earthquakes, as well as Belgian pair Genk and Club Brugge.
He spent the last two seasons in Belgium for Stanard Liege, where he made 54 appearances and scored five goals.
Steven Alzate considers options after Brighton release
The Colombia international came through Brighton’s youth system before being sent on loan to Swindon Town for six months, where he made 26 appearances and scored three goals.
After his loan, Alzate was given a chance in the Brighton first team and made 51 appearances, scoring three goals, but failed to cement a place in the starting XI.
The midfielder was then sent to Belgian club Standard Liege to continue his development, but was released at the end of last season.
Alzate is not the only midfielder at Brighton who has been labeled as surplus by the club.