Socceroos star Tim Cahill is reportedly on the verge of joining former club Millwall, however the Lions have denied any suggestions of a return.
According to The Daily Telegraph, the former Melbourne City striker has flown to England in search of a club to push for a place in Australia's World Cup squad
An appearance in Russia would be his fourth consecutive at the tournament.
The 38-year-old made 217 appearances for the Lions - scoring 52 goals in a six-year spell before his move to Everton.
Milwall have a strong connection to Australian players with Socceroos left-back James Meredith and former Newcastle Jets striker Kristian Brymora currently on their roster.
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Lucas Neill, Kevin Muscat and Dave Mitchell have also all played for the Championship side.
Cahill's former teammate Neil Harris is their current manager, although club officials claim reports are nothing more than rumours.
They currently sit 16th on the Championship ladder and are seven points above the relegation zone.
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