Roma sporting director Walter Sabatini has confirmed that the club are considering a bid from Liverpool for forward Fabio Borini.
As confirmed by Goal.com, the Reds are currently in advanced talks with the Serie A club over an £8 million deal for the Italy international, who only arrived at the Stadio Olimpico last summer, initially on loan from Parma.
It has been speculated that the proposed transfer could go through before the end of week but Sabatini explained that Roma have yet to make a decision on the forward's future.
"There is real interest in the player," the official told reporters at a press conference on Tuesday. "We are evaluating the offer with [general manager Franco] Baldini."
Sabatini did admit, though, that Roma are giving serious thought to parting company with a player who netted nine times in 24 Serie A appearances last term.
"It's an option that we have," the 57-year-old said. "We'll see how we work it."
Borini, who was included in Italy's Euro 2012 squad, spent four years at Chelsea but joined Parma last summer after a successful loan spell at Swansea, where he worked under new Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers.
