The actor, who first played amnesiac assassin Jason Bourne in 2002's The Bourne Identity, was asked by Parade about the possibility of returning to the role – and suggested that conversations are never entirely off the table.
"So there’s always some attempt going on to write, to come up with a new story. So if you have anything, let us know."
Damon’s comments come after The Hollywood Reporter previously reported that the rights to the Jason Bourne franchise, along with the wider Robert Ludlum library, were being shopped around by WME on behalf of the late author's estate.
At the time, the report said the aim was to find a new home for the franchise and make Bourne a more regular presence on screen, though it was said to be too early to tell whether Damon would be involved in any new iteration.
The franchise's future has since taken another turn, with NBCUniversal later reported to have secured the Bourne and Treadstone rights again, paving the way for further projects based on Ludlum's spy stories.
Whether any new film would continue Damon's story, recast the role or take the franchise in a different direction remains unclear – but it seems the actor himself is not ruling anything out.
For now, though, Bourne fans may need to start workshopping ideas...
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