Former Arsenal striker Eduardo has denied any knowledge of a potential transfer to Fulham but hinted he would like a return to the English Premier League.

Eduardo, who spent three injury-interrupted years at the Gunners between 2007-2010, has yet to be approached by the Cottagers who are reported to be lining-up a STG7 million ($A10.6 million) deal.

The 29-year-old striker enjoyed a successful first season at Shakhtar Donetsk following his move from Arsenal but is flattered by the speculation linking him with Fulham.

“No one else has contacted me or asked for an opinion,” Eduardo told Sportske Novosti.

“You know how it goes with transfers, I learned that even at Dinamo (Zagreb).

“Someone asks the club about me, that club then gets mentioned and immediately it’s a done deal.

“Of course it’s nice to hear that I’m mentioned in England, especially if there’s Premier League interest.”

Eduardo, the Brazilian-born forward who has become Croatia’s second most prolific marksman, scored only eight goals in 41 appearances for Arsenal.

He was sidelined for one year after suffering a broken left fibula and dislocation of his left ankle following a controversial tackle by Birmingham City’s Martin Taylor in February 2008.