Portsmouth's on-loan winger
Jermaine Pennant says he is open to offers this
summer.
The 26-year-old wide-man's Liverpool contract expires
during the close season meaning he can be snapped up for
free.
The Reds shelled out an initial fee of £6.7million to sign
Pennant from Birmingham, making him an attractive proposition for
prospective suitors.
Pennant is currently focusing on helping Portsmouth retain their
top flight status before worrying about his own future.
"Next season I'm out of contract so we'll have to
see what happens," he told Sky Sports News.
"I've got a battle on my hands at the minute with Portsmouth
fighting relegation.
"When that's over we take a break and then we'll take it from
there."
Pennant says staying at Fratton Park is an option, although with
no offers on the table he remains unsure of his future.
"It's always going to be an option. I've enjoyed my time there,"
he continued.
"I've had a very hard season, but next season we'll see what
happens.
"I'm all ears and I'm ready to talk to people."