Michael Jackson may be set to follow in the child-sized footsteps of one-time rival Prince by playing a series of shows at London's O2 Arena.
No deal has yet been confirmed, but Billboard believes that promoter AEG Live has made the star a "standing offer with no expiration".
Jackson's profile has been low recently, but when he recently declined to take part in a Jackson 5 reunion, he did say that he was developing new projects and planned to share them with fans in concert soon.
However, whether he would be physically able to withstand the rigours of a long run of live shows - Prince famously played 21 nights at the O2 - remains to be seen. What's more, there are bound to be question marks over whether Jackson still has the pulling power to sell out such a residency.
So, as with most things related to the erstwhile King Of Pop, we won't believe it until we see it.
(Via Billboard)
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