Joël Veltman is staying fit at Ajax's training ground, but a return to the club is not currently being discussed.
The 34-year-old defender left Brighton & Hove Albion this summer after his contract was not renewed.
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He spent six seasons at Brighton, making 191 official appearances and playing 1,046 minutes in the Premier League last season.
Veltman has been training with Jong Ajax to maintain his condition, but he says a return to Ajax is "currently off the table."
"I met Jordi Cruijff briefly at De Toekomst, but that was just a quick hello," Veltman told ESPN.
"He was busy with meetings, and I was going to lunch."
"I'm just training and seeing what comes my way," he added.
Veltman acknowledged the positive atmosphere at Ajax, noting that "people are more optimistic" and "things are improving."
He has not ruled out a return to Ajax, but he is keeping all options open, including moves to other Dutch clubs or abroad.
"Nothing has been discussed with Ajax, so at the moment, that is certainly not an option," he said.
Veltman also mentioned that his phone has been ringing more often since the World Cup, which he sees as a positive sign.
Regarding interest from PSV or Feyenoord, Veltman said, "That's not something I'm looking at right now.
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If a club comes with a good project, I will seriously consider it."
