Everton and RB Leipzig target Patrik Schick has no intention of leaving the Giallorossi on loan, meaning Roma's asking price of €30m will need to be met by any suitors.
Schick, who has struggled to establish himself in Rome so far this term, has been the subject of interest from several clubs, including Everton and RB Leipzig.
The Giallorossi are prepared to cut their losses on the forward, with the club keen on offloading him in the summer.
Schick is ready to move on but, according to Italian outlet Tutto Mercato, has no intention of leaving on loan, meaning a permanent deal will be needed.
Roma's asking price for the former Sampdoria star has been set at a minimum of €30m.
RB Leipzig are in pole position at present, having already made contact with Roma to register their interest in signing Schick.
A Premier League move could also be possible, with Everton a potential destination.
Despite shelling out €42m to acquire Schick from Sampdoria last summer, Roma are now ready to take a loss on the Czech star.
Schick, who is under contract at Roma until the summer of 2022, has earned 14 caps at senior level for the Czech Republic.
