Roma midfielder Radja Nainggolan has admitted his future may lie away from the Giallorossi, despite insisting he likes everything about the city and club.
The capital club have yet to find an agreement to complete a permanent transfer of the 26-year-old, with Cagliari looking for another €12 million to add to the €9m which has reputedly already been paid by Roma.
“I have a 50 percent chance of staying at Roma,” he told the press before Belgium’s match with Israel.
“Roma and Cagliari have yet to reach an agreement.
“I like everything about Rome, but sometimes things in life don’t go the way you want them to.
“They can also take a road that you like less.
“I am not worried though.”
Manchester United and Liverpool are said to be monitoring the situation in the hope they can lure the Belgian to the Premier League.
