Liverpool are showing interest in Roma's Radja Nainggolan and may pounce on the Giallorossi's co-ownership status with Cagliari.

Roma hold 50 per cent of the Belgian's registration at a cost of €9m, but have yet to agree with the Isolani a deal for the remaining share.

Needing to resolve the co-ownership by June, the situation reportedly has Liverpool ready to complicate matters.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Reds may be willing to offer Cagliari €15m for their half of the midfielder - a significant upgrade on the €6m that Roma are reportedly offering.

To try and convince Cagliari not to turn to the English club, Roma are rumoured to be considering an offer of between €10m and €11m for a duel permanent move for Nainggolan and Davide Astori and the loan of Salih Ucan.

Cagliari are said to be asking for €10m for Nainggolan's remaining 50 per cent share alone.

Source: Football Italia