Radja Nainggolan has revealed he would like to stay at Roma for the rest of his career.
The 29-year-old has been consistently linked with a transfer to the Premier League with Manchester United and Chelsea rumoured to be long-term suitors.
Antonio Conte is reportedly a massive fan of the midfielder, and the Chelsea boss has failed in several attempts to lure Nainggolan to Stamford Bridge.
Nainggolan was the subject of more transfer speculation in January, but when Belgian international was asked about his future at Roma, he insisted he may never leave.
He told Sky Sport Italia: ‘Roma? I am very happy here and I don’t see any reasons why I would want to leave. I am living well and I have everything that I need.
‘I might sign here for life since I have rejected many teams in the past. If the team decides to sell me in the future then I can’t do much but at the moment, I am very happy to be here in Rome.’
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Nainggolan was reportedly offered the chance of a big-money move to China last month, but those claims were disputed by Beijing Guoan who publicly insisted they never held an interest in the Roma star.
Roma rely heavily on their combative midfielder and Nainggolan has missed just five games in all competitions this season.
It remains to be seen if English clubs will move again for Nainggolan, but it seems it will have to be a mammoth offer to tempt him away from Roma.
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