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Liverpool midfielder Emre Can continues to dance around his future at the club.

Emre Can of Liverpool runs with the ball during the Premier League match between Manchester United and Liverpool at Old Trafford on March 10, 2018 in Manchester, England.

Liverpool midfielder Emre Can is on international duty with Germany and has given an interview on his future.

Can gave no clue as to where exactly his future lies, other than stating he is considering absolutely everything.

The midfielder’s contract expires in June and he has not committed to the Reds and is open to offers from abroad.

Can told the Suddeutsche Zeiting: “I’m doing great in England. Here it is physically to the point, that’s me. The Spanish league is also attractive. The same applies to Germany, where tactics are concerned, and the Italian club football, which has recently caught up.

“Incidentally, the same applies to France, this league has now established itself as one of the best in Europe. Therefore, I do not want to exclude anything because I do not know what I will do from summer. “

Liverpool's midfielder from Germany Emre Can (L) and Spartak Moscow's defender from Russia Georgiy Dzhikiya vie for the ball during the UEFA Champions League Group E football match between...

Can could choose to stay with Liverpool, but as he expands his search for potential clubs, their odds of keeping him diminish.

The midfielder is yet to win a trophy with the Reds, although that could change if their bid to win a sixth European Cup/Champions League is successful. Liverpool face Manchester City in the quarter-finals next month.

Can has been linked with an exit throughout 2018 and fans are braced for his eventual departure.

Supporters believe the interview enhances his prospect of leaving, showing a lack of commitment towards their future, and hope the club will be able to effectively replace him.