After spending three years with an English professional club, India's football captain�Baichung Bhutia is�now negotiating with a top Singapore outfit for the coming season.

"I have an offer from a top premier division club in Singapore. But there are several areas which require some more negotiations," Bhutia revealed.

The nimble-footed striker said�the contract would be finalised only after certain�issues are sorted out.

Bhutia, who refused to name the outift at this stage of negotiations, said�he is looking�for a three-month contract with the club.

"Negotiations are on. Let's see what transpires," he said.

Bhutia, the first Indian to turn out in the English professional league when he had a three-year stint with second division club Bury F C, returned to Indian club football last year, donning the jersey of soccer giants Mohun Bagan.

However, he�had a dismal year, plagued by repeated injuries and recently admitted that he failed to serve Bagan well.