Liverpool winger Jermaine Pennant could stay at Anfield according to regional newspaper the Liverpool Echo.
The 25-year-old winger has been the subject of extensive speculation with all manner of clubs including Real Madrid, AC Milan, Hull City and Spurs all linked with the player.
Under the terms of his current contract, the former Arsenal and Birmingham man could walk away at the end of the season on a Bosman but with Liverpool chiefs keen not to lose the highly-rated wide-man without any return it is now thought the player could remain at Anfield for another year.
When sport.co.uk contacted Pennant's agent, Sky Andrew, he refused to comment but promised an update on Monday morning.
The news will come as a huge disappointment to both Phil Brown and Harry Redknapp, both of whom were supposedly keen on bringing the player to their respective clubs.
The 25-year-old winger has been the subject of extensive speculation with all manner of clubs including Real Madrid, AC Milan, Hull City and Spurs all linked with the player.
Under the terms of his current contract, the former Arsenal and Birmingham man could walk away at the end of the season on a Bosman but with Liverpool chiefs keen not to lose the highly-rated wide-man without any return it is now thought the player could remain at Anfield for another year.
When sport.co.uk contacted Pennant's agent, Sky Andrew, he refused to comment but promised an update on Monday morning.
The news will come as a huge disappointment to both Phil Brown and Harry Redknapp, both of whom were supposedly keen on bringing the player to their respective clubs.
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