Club Ready To Sell Super Star To Chelsea Or Man Utd To Comply With FIFA Rules

Roma star player Radja Nainggolan has emerged as a target for both Chelsea and Manchester United this summer.

And in a new development, Nainggolan’s club are considering selling him before June 30 so as to comply with Fifa’s Fair Play rules.

Roma must sell one of their big players to meet Financial Fair Play rules and the Italian club have reportedly earmarked the midfielder as one possible transfer departure.

Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah and star defender Kostas Manolas are also possible to transfer outgoings, and there are reports that Liverpool are closing in on the signing of Salah.

Italian news outlet Calciomercato report that Nainggolan has three major clubs hunting for his signature – Manchester United, Chelsea, and Inter Milan. The three clubs are said to be anxiously waiting for Roma’s final decision as they consider making offers for the midfielder.

The three clubs are said to be anxiously waiting for Roma’s final decision as they consider making offers for the midfielder.It was added that Roma would demand up to £43 Million for the Belgium international and that he is a favourite of Chelsea manager Antonio Conte.

It was added that Roma would demand up to £43 Million for the Belgium international and that he is a favourite of Chelsea manager Antonio Conte.

It is understood that Conte tried signing the player last summer but the Stamford Bridge club could not come to an agreement with the Serie A heavyweights over a transfer fee.

The Belgian personally admits he had spoken to Chelsea boss and was even set to join the Blues.

Last season in the Serie A, Radja scored 11 goals and provided 4 assists in 37 appearances for his club.