Felipe Massa says he doesn't care if he partners Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari after the McLaren driver admitted he would listen to any offers if a new team approached him.

Speaking in the build-up to the season-opening Australian GP, Hamilton he "would listen to an offer from another team if someone asked me."

This immediately raised questions about whether Ferrari could be in the Brit's future with Massa being questioned about the possibility of Hamilton joining him at the Scuderia.

The Brazilian, though, wasn't at all fazed about the suggestion.

"I drove alongside Michael (Schumacher), I drove alongside Kimi (Raikkonen) and I've heard for some time that Fernando (Alonso) will come to Ferrari, he (Hamilton) is just another one, I don't care," Massa said during Thursday's FIA press conference.

"(MotoGP champion) Valentino Rossi as well and maybe my father will drive for Ferrari next year."