Inter Milan have renewed their interest in Liverpool’s Curtis Jones as they work on strengthening their midfield section for 2026-27, according to Fabrizio Romano. The 25-year-old is open to the move and the two clubs are in contact, but their is still a significant gap in valuation as Liverpool consider the €20million proposed by Inter […]
Inter Milan have renewed their interest in Liverpool’s Curtis Jones as they work on strengthening their midfield section for 2026-27, according to Fabrizio Romano. The 25-year-old is open to the move and the two clubs are in contact, but their is still a significant gap in valuation as Liverpool consider the €20million proposed by Inter […]
Curtis Jones has been linked with a move away from Liverpool at the end of the season.
Italian champions Inter Milan are looking to sign the 25-year-old, and it remains to be seen whether Liverpool is prepared to sanction his departure.
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Curtis Jones set for exit?
The midfielder struggled to get regular opportunities this past season, but Liverpool has now made a managerial change. Arne Slot has been sacked by Liverpool, and it remains to be seen whether the new manager is prepared to offer him an important role in the team.
According to reports via SportWitness, the player could cost around €30 million. Inter Milan certainly has the financial resources to get the deal done, and the technically gifted star will help them improve. He is capable of operating in multiple roles, and his versatility will be an added bonus.
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Liverpool will not want to lose a player of his quality for free next summer. If the midfielder decides not to extend his deal with the club, it would be wise for the Premier League to sell him.
Jones needs regular opportunities at this stage of his career, and Liverpool will need to offer him an important role in the team in order to keep him at the club.
Liverpool could be preparing to cash in on Curtis Jones this summer, with Inter Milan among the clubs interested in signing the midfielder.
According to The Times, Liverpool value the England international at around £35 million, despite the fact he has only one year left on his contract.
Inter have been monitoring Jones for months and are now expected to revisit the situation, while a few Premier League clubs are also believed to be keeping an eye on him.
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This is a tricky one for Liverpool because Jones is not just any squad player.
He came through the academy, understands the club, and has had some strong moments in the first team.
At 25, he is also at an age where he should be entering his best years rather than sitting on the fringes.
Curtis Jones is coming to the end of his Liverpool career
The problem is his contract. Jones’ current deal expires in 2027, and there has been no major progress over an extension.
That puts Liverpool in a difficult position. If they keep him without a new deal, they risk losing him for nothing next year.
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If they sell now, they can bring in a decent fee and use that money during what is expected to be another busy summer rebuild.
Inter’s interest makes sense. They previously looked at Jones in January, and his energy, ball-carrying and ability to play in different midfield roles would suit Serie A.
He has even been used at right-back by Arne Slot this season because of Conor Bradley’s injury issues, which shows his tactical flexibility.
Jones has been called a ‘quality player’ by Liverpool boss Slot.
Reds are ready to go through major changes this summer
For Liverpool, this summer is already full of big decisions. Ibrahima Konaté is set to leave on a free transfer after failing to agree a new deal, while the club are also reshaping the squad after a disappointing campaign.
With Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson also leaving, Liverpool are trying to balance experience, wages and future planning carefully.
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