Southampton manager Ronald Koeman suggested he is open to extending his stay at St Mary's Stadium, but insists retaining the club's best players has to be a priority.
The Dutchman's contract is up at the end of the 2016-17 season and his work at the club has reportedly been viewed well by the directors.
"I had a short talk with [head of football development] Les Reed about the future and I said, 'Let's have a coffee and a talk after the last game'," he said.
"Everybody knows I have left one year's contract but if the club likes to have a talk about that I will listen.
"First we have to talk and then conclude something. It’s nice to be wanted by Southampton because that is the club where I worked also for one more year."
"If it is realistic I don’t know but of course you want to keep everybody; keep the best players and still have a stronger team next season than we have this season," he said.
"We will see what Les tells me. It is not about today."
