Liverpool are mulling over a move for Roma's Alessandro Mancini, according to the player's agent.
Mancini enjoyed a superb campaign last season and has reportedly attracted the attention of several clubs, including Juventus and Liverpool.
His representative Gilmar Veloz claims he has talked with Rafa Benitez about a possible transfer, although he admits the two clubs have yet to enter negotiations.
"There has been interest from Liverpool and I have spoken with Benitez," Veloz told Radio Centro Suono Sport.
"I replied that they must talk with Roma, but if the Giallorossi were to sell him I'd have no trouble striking a deal."
Mancini's current contract runs out in 2009 but Veloz insists his client would like to remain with the club.
However, the Brazilian has yet to agree a contract extension and Veloz admits his future remains uncertain.
He explained: "On Monday I'll be meeting with Roma sporting director Daniele Prade to talk about contracts, I don't know what their offer is yet."
"Does Mancini want to stay? Surely if he didn't he would have already left."
Reports in the Italian press suggest Mancini will consider leaving if he is not offered a substantial pay rise.
Mancini enjoyed a superb campaign last season and has reportedly attracted the attention of several clubs, including Juventus and Liverpool.
His representative Gilmar Veloz claims he has talked with Rafa Benitez about a possible transfer, although he admits the two clubs have yet to enter negotiations.
"There has been interest from Liverpool and I have spoken with Benitez," Veloz told Radio Centro Suono Sport.
"I replied that they must talk with Roma, but if the Giallorossi were to sell him I'd have no trouble striking a deal."
Mancini's current contract runs out in 2009 but Veloz insists his client would like to remain with the club.
However, the Brazilian has yet to agree a contract extension and Veloz admits his future remains uncertain.
He explained: "On Monday I'll be meeting with Roma sporting director Daniele Prade to talk about contracts, I don't know what their offer is yet."
"Does Mancini want to stay? Surely if he didn't he would have already left."
Reports in the Italian press suggest Mancini will consider leaving if he is not offered a substantial pay rise.
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