Tyson Fury has revealed there are "three or four big offers on the table" for his fight with Anthony Joshua.

It was announced in March by Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn that the pair had signed a deal for two world heavyweight title unification bouts, although no date or venue has been arranged.

Fury’s father John had cast doubt over whether the fight would go ahead last week, but 'The Gypsy King' issued an update on Twitter indicating the fight is very much still on.

Fury said: "Just had some big news.

"Three or four big offers on the table.

"Interest from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Uzbekistan, Russia, America, England. Some big, big offers on the table."

The heavyweight boxer also used the opportunity to take a swipe at Watford-born Joshua.

He said: "I’m going to go through them on Sunday and hopefully we get this big fight on. Let me smash this big dosser.

"Big useless dosser, should I say, because when I get him, I’m going to give it to him."

Joshua, who grew up in Watford, also issued an update, saying that him, Matchroom Boxing and his management company were working hard to make the fight happen.

He tweeted: "I want to give my fans what they want and you know I’ll do whatever I can to deliver.

"Hoping to share some positive news soon."

Fury has not fought since stopping Deontay Wilder in Las Vegas in February 2020, while Joshua beat Kubrat Pulev in December.