The Bosnia and Belgium internationals have developed a fine partnership in Roma's midfield, helping the capital club secure a UEFA Champions League return for next season.

Pjanic has been involved in 21 goals this term (10 goals, 11 assists) - more than any other player with the Giallorossi and has reportedly attracted attention from Juventus and Chelsea, which is also thought to be keen on Nainggolan as it prepares for life under three-time Scudetto-winning manager Antonio Conte.

However, after the pair were on the scoresheet in Monday's (AEST) 3-0 win over Chievo, Pallotta will not entertain the idea of tearing out the heart of his team.

"I have already said that we will not sell Pjanic and Nainggolan," Pallotta told Gazzetta dello Sport. "I want to see them continue in the jersey of Roma."

Pjanic refused to commit his future to the Stadio Olimpico before the end of the season.

"I have a contract until 2018," he told Roma's official website. "You never know in football but I enjoy playing with my team-mates here. We still have the final match of the season to play but nevertheless I'm happy at Roma."