Yorke will captain Trinidad & Tobago at the summer's World Cup
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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has offered Dwight Yorke the opportunity to train with his former club ahead of this summer's World Cup.
Trinidad & Tobago striker Yorke is currently with Sydney FC, whose season ends on Sunday.
"I'll have two-and-a-half months without competitive football," he said.
"I've had an offer to train with United but I know I need games too. I haven't accepted it yet, but I'd like to say thanks to Alex Ferguson."
Championship club Derby have been also expressed an interest in a short-term deal for the 34-year-old, part of United's 1999 treble-winning team.
Yorke will captain his country at the World Cup, where Trinidad & Tobago face England in their second group game on 15 June.
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