Executive chairman of the professional footballers association (PFA) Gordon Taylor said it was ready, if asked to become a mediator to resolve disputes between Luis Suarez and Patrice Evra.
As previously communicated, Evra accused Suarez has made racist abuse when Liverpool drew 1-1 against Manchester United at the weekend.
Suarez responded, and Evra was disappointed with the allegations, and denies the words racist.
"It [mediation] something we've ever done in the past, and this will be something that we expect in the future," said Taylor told Sporting Life.
"We all have a cool head, and reflecting on what happened, then contact the FA, and see what action will be taken."
"It's disappointing there are two players from two different countries at loggerheads over other issues."
"Only by having clear rules on the matter that makes us able to mengeliminirnya, and hope does not happen again in the future."
As previously communicated, Evra accused Suarez has made racist abuse when Liverpool drew 1-1 against Manchester United at the weekend.
Suarez responded, and Evra was disappointed with the allegations, and denies the words racist.
"It [mediation] something we've ever done in the past, and this will be something that we expect in the future," said Taylor told Sporting Life.
"We all have a cool head, and reflecting on what happened, then contact the FA, and see what action will be taken."
"It's disappointing there are two players from two different countries at loggerheads over other issues."
"Only by having clear rules on the matter that makes us able to mengeliminirnya, and hope does not happen again in the future."
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