Despite raised interest from current Italy boss and incoming Chelsea coach Antonio Conte, Roma midfielder Radja Nainggolan has insisted his future remains in the Italian capital.
The Belgian international managed six goals in 35 games last season for the Giallorossi and is currently concentrating on international duty in Euro 2016, but sees no change in side following the conclusion of the tournament in France.
“For now I am concentrated [on Euro 2016], but I am very happy where I am,” Nainggolan told Sky Sport Italia. “I am not one that often changes teams.”
The 28-year-old has played in Italy for the entirety of his professional career, beginning at Piacenza and then a spell at Cagliari before moving to Roma in 2014.
“I have played in Italy for 12 years and I became a man there, and I am pleased for their win [against Spain in Euro 2016],” he added. “Not just for my friends there but because I have spent so much of my life in that country.”
