Jenson Button is feeling 'really comfortable' over his future no matter which way the dice may fall at McLaren. A decision from the team as to whether Button or Kevin Magnussen will partner the returning Fernando Alonso next year is likely to be announced on Friday. It follows a board meeting on Thursday involving Group CEO Ron Dennis and two other primary shareholders in TAG co-owner Mansour Ojjeh and Mahmood Hashim Al Kooheji, CEO of Mumtalakat, Bahrain's sovereign wealth fund. VIDEO Scroll down for Mark Blundell: I would choose to have Alonso and Button McLaren drivers Jenson Button (left) and Kevin Magnussen address the crowds at Edinburgh on Thursday
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Button keen to hear whether he will be racing for McLaren in 2015
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British team had board meeting on Thursday to discuss whether Button or Kevin Magnussen will partner Fernando Alonso next season
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Button will call time on his 15-year career if McLaren do not offer him deal
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He's explored other options including the World Endurance Championship
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