AC Milan striker Alexandre Pato has set his sights on a return to action against Fiorentina on November 19.

The Brazilian has revealed that he will return to the first-team after the international break. Pato picked up a hamstring injury in the game against Udinese few weeks back and was ruled out of action for four to five weeks.

Pato was hoping to feature in Tuesday’s Champions League match at BATE Borisov, but the 22-year-old revealed it will take him two more weeks to be match fit.

“I am fine, I hope to be back soon with the group,” he told reporters. “I believe I will be available after the international break against Fiorentina.”

The former Internacional striker refused to blame the San Siro pitch for his injury and wants to work hard on his fitness in the future. The 22-year-old revealed his frustration for missing major part of the season and admitted that he is disappointed for not being part of the team’s success.

“I have to work much more on the hamstrings with exercises in the gym and on sand. I do not know if I’ll get more injuries but I will try to play as many games as possible.”

The striker also expressed his support for team-mate Antonio Cassano, who is set to undergo heart surgery.

“I went to visit Cassano,” Pato added. “We hope tomorrow’s [Friday's] operation will go well.”

Pato has been surrounded by a host of injury concerns for the past few years and it is believed that the Italian Champions are getting fed up of his injuries and are ready to accept a mega-million offer for him in the January transfer window.

The Brazilian international has scored one goal in five matches played in the 2011/12 season thus far. Club’s most prolific striker this season, Antonio Cassano, has been ruled out of action through a heart problem for an indefinite period and Milan will dearly want Pato to remain fit for the rest of the campaign.