Liverpool target Charlie Adam today spoke of the ongoing saga surrounding his future, declaring 'whatever happens will happen'.
The Blackpool midfielder has been at the centre of a very public tug-of-war between the Reds and the Championship newcomers since he was denied a move to Anfield in January.
Seasiders' owner Karl Oyston confirmed last month that discussions had taken place concerning the 25-year-old but no offers had been forthcoming, despite Aston Villa and Tottenham both reportedly threatening to hijack Kenny Dalglish's move for his compatriot.
Adam has urged all parties to exercise discretion as they decide his fate, ahead of his return to to Bloomfield Road on Monday, when he will report for pre-season training.
"I go back to Blackpool on Monday and that’s the way it is," he told the Blackpool Gazette.
"Everybody knows the situation the club have met with Liverpool.
"But that’s as far as it has gone.I had a conversation with the chairman, Karl Oyston, but that will remain private.
"It’s important that we keep everything in-house - whatever happens will happen."