The 35-year-old Finn, who is not being retained by Sauber ahead of their takeover by Audi, told reporters at the Qatar Grand Prix that there was still "a bit of work to do" as he contemplates his future.
He declined to say it was his best option, but added: "It is a really solid option and I really appreciate what Toto (Wolff, Mercedes team chief) said last weekend. There's still a bit of work to do to finalise some things.
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