Inter's sporting director confirmed the club's interest in Jones and that an attempt was made to acquire him in January. There is currently a significant distance between the valuations of Inter and Liverpool. The sporting director stated that Liverpool is entitled to request their desired price for the player, and Inter is entitled to accept it or not. The operation is described as very difficult at present.

According to TEAMtalk, Inter Milan have informed Liverpool they will not meet the current asking price for Curtis Jones and are prepared to end negotiations if the Reds do not lower their demands. Inter remain determined to sign the England international, and Jones has made it clear that his priority is a move to the San Siro. Liverpool continue to value the 25-year-old at £34million. Sources have told TEAMtalk that Inter believe Liverpool’s demands are unrealistic because Jones has entered the final 12 months of his contract and there has been little progress over a renewal. Club officials from Inter have now made it clear during talks that they have no intention of matching Liverpool’s current valuation. Negotiations are ongoing, and sources have confirmed that representatives from both clubs, alongside intermediaries, have remained in regular contact over the past week to find an agreement. Intermediaries involved in the negotiations are encouraging Inter to improve their offer beyond £25million, as they believe Liverpool’s position could soften as the window progresses. While Liverpool are open to offers, they continue to insist that Jones could still have an important role to play under Andoni Iraola if no agreement is reached.

Corriere dello Sport reports that Inter are planning to hold further discussions with Liverpool regarding Curtis Jones and are ready to make a new attempt for the player. Discussions had previously been paused due to a significant difference in valuation between the two clubs, with the Italian club offering just over €25m for Jones while Liverpool are asking for approximately €40m. The report adds that Inter are continuing their pursuit with the understanding that Jones is interested in joining, as he has become frustrated by his lack of playing time on Merseyside.

According to Lewis Steele, Arsenal admire Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones, who is expected to leave Anfield this summer and is a target for Inter.

Inter Milan were hoping to sign Curtis Jones, however, the Italian champions are unable to pay the asking price.

Inter Milan have made Curtis Jones a major summer target and have continued their pursuit of him after holding talks about a potential deal in January. Jones has agreed to a proposed move and considers his time at Anfield to be over. At the beginning of last week, Inter made an initial offer of approximately £18 million, which Liverpool rejected. The Italian club then made an improved offer of approximately £21 million, which was also rejected. Jones has clarified that his preference is to join Inter this summer. Liverpool have a firm valuation of around £35 million and believe the current English transfer market justifies that amount. Inter Milan believe Premier League valuations should not determine negotiations, particularly because Jones has clarified he wants to move to Italy and is not considering a transfer to another club in England. According to sources, the midfielder’s representatives believe a fee below £30 million would be a fair compromise. Jones is understood to be excited by the prospect of joining the Italian champions and views Inter as the ideal next step for his career. A significant difference remains between the two clubs’ valuations, but negotiations are ongoing and further talks are expected.

Liverpool have reportedly rejected a bid of €25 million (£21.7 million) for Curtis Jones from Inter Milan. According to The Athletic, Inter made a verbal offer that was immediately rejected. The same report claims Liverpool's asking price for Jones is around €40 million (£34.7 million) and that they are using the fee Tottenham Hotspur paid for Conor Gallagher as a benchmark. Liverpool intend to maintain their high valuation. Inter's interest in Jones is not new; the club first attempted to sign him during the January window with a proposal for an initial loan that included an option to buy, which Liverpool rejected. Gazzetta dello Sport claims that Jones considers his time at Liverpool to be over. The Athletic also reports that Liverpool would prefer to risk losing Jones for free next summer rather than approve a sale at a low price. The publication adds that while Liverpool would consider a sale for €40 million, they might also resume contract extension talks with the player if his salary demands were lowered.

According to Ben Jacobs, Inter made a new approach for Curtis Jones last week, inquiring during a conversation whether a deal for around €25m was possible. Jacobs also stated this was not a formal or written offer. Liverpool indicated there would be no sale at this price, especially considering the amounts other midfielders are expected to be sold for this summer. Liverpool is prepared to keep Jones unless a suitable bid is made, even if that results in him leaving on a free transfer next summer. The club's position is understood to have become firmer following Inter's most recent contact. A sale will be approved if the right offer is made, but Inter would have to significantly increase their valuation for Liverpool to engage.

Liverpool has rejected a second offer from Inter Milan for Curtis Jones. It is reported that Liverpool is becoming increasingly unhappy with the offers from the club. The second bid from the Serie A champions was said to be around $29 million (€25M), whereas Liverpool values Jones at approximately $47 million (£35M). According to The Telegraph, Jones is now expected to remain at Anfield. This is because Liverpool communicated to Inter that it is not interested in a transaction with the club, after Inter indicated that $27M was the maximum it would offer.

CalcioMercato reports that Inter continues its pursuit of Liverpool's Curtis Jones, whom the management wants to make available to Chivu by the start of preseason training in mid-July. There is a gap between Inter's offer and Liverpool's demand, and Inter's latest offer has been rejected. The report adds that Liverpool does not consider Jones part of its plans for the next season but does not intend to sell the player for a low price, with his contract expiring on June 30, 2027.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Inter made a verbal proposal for Curtis Jones with a €25m package, which was immediately rejected by Liverpool. The report also states that Liverpool value Jones at a higher price and the deal is not progressing at current conditions.

Curtis Jones could be the next player to depart Merseyside amid interest from Inter Milan and Aston Villa. Marco Barzaghi said that Inter’s offer is €20m (£17m) and Liverpool’s asking price is €30m (£26m). Barzaghi added that there is still a gap between the two sides. According to reports in the Italian press, Inter have set a deadline for Liverpool to sell their academy graduate, otherwise the Serie A club will pursue other targets. Jones has rejected Villa in favour of joining Inter.

According to Italian newspaper Gazzetta Dello Sport, Inter Milan want Curtis Jones to be available in Germany starting July 16th. The Italian outlet adds there is still confidence in reaching an agreement with Liverpool, but the Reds remain resistant. Liverpool intend to receive €30 million from the English midfielder’s sale, which would include a percentage of his future resale value. Inter reportedly have around 20 players and are waiting, confident in the player’s desire and his contract expiring in just a year.

According to Nicolo Schira, direct talks are expected next week between Inter and Liverpool to attempt to reach an agreement for Curtis Jones. The report states that Inter have agreed personal terms with Jones for a contract until 2031 and are waiting for Liverpool's approval.

Tuttosport reports that Inter has a plan to sell midfielder Davide Frattesi to Nottingham Forest and use the resulting funds for a deal for Curtis Jones, which is valued at $29 million (£22 million).

Curtis Jones is Inter's primary target for the midfield, and in recent hours, progress has been made between the involved parties to reduce the economic difference between the demand of 30 million euros and the offer of 20 million. According to reports from England, the new Liverpool coach, Andoni Iraola, does not consider Curtis Jones essential to his plans. If Liverpool signs Alex Scott from Bournemouth, the Reds could lower their asking price for Curtis Jones.

Talks are in progress for the transfer of Curtis Jones to Inter Milan. Graeme Bailey revealed the Serie A champions have offered €25m / £21m for Curtis Jones, while Liverpool are asking for €30m / £25m. There is an expectation that the deal will be completed. According to TuttoJuve, Liverpool are selling Curtis Jones.

According to Gazzetta dello Sport, Inter Milan have made an offer for Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones, but it is below the asking price of the Reds. The report states that Inter has a serious interest in the England international, although Liverpool is not ready to accept a deal at a reduced price for a homegrown player who has significant value. Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Liverpool values Jones at approximately £35m, and his contract situation is growing in importance. The Italian club believes a deal this summer could be suitable for all parties, particularly because Liverpool needs to make a decision before Jones enters the final year of his contract. ESPN reported that the midfielder is receptive to the idea of joining Inter after having difficulty securing a guaranteed starting role at Anfield.

Piero Ausilio said that interest in Curtis Jones was present in January and continues now. He stated that Jones is a player they have been monitoring for a period of time, and they will try again after an attempt to complete the deal in January. Ausilio added that the transfer will proceed if an agreement on the valuations is reached; otherwise, they will pursue another option.

Federico Chiesa stated to Gazzetta that Inter are interested in Curtis Jones. Federico Chiesa said that Curtis Jones asked him what it’s like living in Italy and that he told him it is excellent and the weather is much better than in Liverpool. Federico Chiesa described Curtis Jones as technically outstanding and said Inter are right to be considering him.

Curtis Jones is entering the final 12 months of his contract and was linked with a transfer to Milan in January. According to reports in Italy, Liverpool have proposed a swap deal that would involve Curtis Jones moving to Inter Milan as part of a transaction for Denzel Dumfries.

Curtis Jones, whose unhappiness at not starting regularly has seen him linked with Inter Milan, said that he thanked someone, wished them all the best for the future, and respects them as a man for what they gave his club.

According to Tuttomercato, Inter has a renewed interest in Liverpool's Curtis Jones. The club had sought the player in January due to the possible departure of Frattesi and is now increasingly determined to make another attempt. Contacts with Liverpool have resumed for some time, but the parties are still far apart. The Reds are asking for 20 million euros, while Inter would like to spend half that amount.

La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones is seeking to sign with Inter and leave Liverpool, and that he could become the first signing for Chivu's team and may arrive as early as the beginning of June.

According to Nicolo Schira, Inter are planning to offer 25M to Liverpool to sign Curtis Jones. The report also states that Jones is available to join the Nerazzurri and that Liverpool also want a percentage on the future sale.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio, following a meeting between Inter and Liverpool, there is a €10 million gap in the negotiations for Curtis Jones, as Inter's offer is €20 million while Liverpool is asking for €30 million plus a percentage on any future resale.

Curtis Jones is on the shortlist of Inter Milan, and the directors of both clubs met in Monte-Carlo to discuss the player, according to Gianluca Di Marzio. An agreement has not been reached between the two sporting directors, Piero Ausilio and Richard Hughes, but there is still optimism.

Inter are interested in Curtis Jones, whose future was discussed by Inter sporting director Piero Ausilio and Liverpool sporting director Richard Hughes. A significant gap exists in the valuation Liverpool places on the player.

Tuttomercato reported that Curtis Jones is a transfer target for Inter and is on the list of Beppe Marotta and Piero Ausilio. The report also stated that Jones has one year left on his contract and is valued at 2.5 million euros.

According to TEAMtalk, it is becoming increasingly certain Liverpool will sell Curtis Jones this summer, and Inter Milan is his likeliest destination. Jones has a year left on his deal. Fabrizio Romano recently confirmed that he and Liverpool are very far from agreeing an extension. On Friday, Bailey revealed those talks have now been put on hold, with both the club and player now reassessing the situation while considering a departure. TEAMtalk confirms that Inter have now returned in an attempt to accelerate talks over a possible summer move after first making contact regarding Jones in January.

According to Tuttomercato, Curtis Jones is the leading candidate for Inter's first midfield reinforcement for the summer. Negotiations with Liverpool are ongoing, and Liverpool, undergoing significant changes, are now ready to negotiate his departure. There is reportedly a broad agreement with the player, and it is stated that Jones has already given his approval. Inter had proposed a loan with an obligation to buy for between 35 and 40 million euros in January, and the economic proposal appears to have decreased as the contract end date approaches.

According to Tuttosport, Curtis Jones has fallen out with Slot, is refusing to sign a new contract, and is pushing to join Inter Milan. The report also claims that Jones has agreed to join Inter, and that the club is now waiting for Liverpool to set a price tag. Jones is open to leaving his boyhood club because he aims to get guaranteed starts in central midfield, which is his favourite position. The midfielder’s current contract expires in June 2027, and Liverpool may be forced into selling him this summer while they can still receive a significant fee for him.

According to multiple reports, Liverpool are expected to demand $46.9 million (£35 million) for Curtis Jones due to renewed interest from Serie A champions Inter this summer. Inter were strongly linked with a move for Curtis Jones in January, and he was reportedly open to a temporary transfer, but the move was rejected by Liverpool. The Guardian reports that Jones has only one year remaining on his contract and that negotiations for an extension have not led to an agreement. It is unclear if Inter will meet Liverpool's demanded fee, but another approach from the club this summer is described as 'likely'. According to The Times, Liverpool feel their valuation of Jones is justified because it is a similar amount to the fee Tottenham Hotspur paid Atlético Madrid for Conor Gallagher in January. Inter have been informed of the price required for Jones to transfer to Serie A.

Curtis Jones is a top midfield target for Inter Milan. According to Fabrizio Romano, Jones is fully open to joining Inter and is keen on the project, the country, and the significant interest the club has shown since January. Liverpool’s approval is still needed and a fee has yet to be set. Inter failed with a January move for Jones but are expected to return with a strong proposal in the summer.

According to a report from Nicolo Schira, Inter are interested in signing Curtis Jones from Liverpool. The report states that one of the player’s agents was in Milan two weeks ago, where the first positive talks occurred. It also adds that Jones seems ready to leave Liverpool in the summer transfer window.

Inter Milan are interested in Curtis Jones and explored a potential transfer for him in January. Jones will have one year remaining on his contract in the summer. Paul Joyce of The Times reported that repeated attempts to agree on an extension have been unsuccessful, and that discussions between the player's representatives and Liverpool have halted. If an agreement is not reached, a summer sale would allow Liverpool to generate a significant fee.

According to a report, Curtis Jones has approved a transfer away from Liverpool. Jones is understood to be open to leaving Anfield to become a key starter at a new club, and Inter Milan are competing with Aston Villa and Tottenham Hotspur for his transfer this summer. Sportitalia reports that Davide Frattesi's departure from Inter is a virtual certainty and that the club has identified Jones as his replacement. The Nerazzurri considered the idea of signing Jones mid-season and are planning a permanent offer once the transfer window reopens. Inter have reportedly gained the approval of the 25-year-old to make a move. While Liverpool’s exact asking price is not yet known, they could accept around £40-50 million for their academy graduate.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Inter Milan remain interested in Curtis Jones, who is out of contract at Liverpool in the summer of 2027. Currently, there is no agreement to sign a new contract, with all discussions between Curtis Jones, his representatives, and Liverpool on standby.

The Athletic reports that Inter have renewed their interest in Curtis Jones and that he is under contract with Liverpool until 2027. The report also states that Inter are prepared to sign him to help rebuild their midfield starting from the 2026-27 season. In January, Liverpool rejected an offer from Inter for a loan with an option to buy for Jones because many injured players prevented coach Slot from letting him leave. The situation is expected to change in the summer, as Liverpool wants to avoid losing Curtis Jones on a free transfer, similar to how Alexander-Arnold joined Real Madrid on a free transfer. The report adds that the next transfer window will be the only opportunity for Liverpool to receive a fee for his sale, even at a reduced price.

According to talkSPORT, Curtis Jones is seriously considering his future at Liverpool. Inter Milan have admired Jones for a long time and are showing active interest this summer after making a significant attempt to sign him in the January transfer window, a deal which Liverpool's management stopped at a late stage. Jones is frustrated by his current squad status and strongly desires regular playing time. He is about to enter the final 12 months of his current contract.

In January, Inter showed a strong interest in Curtis Jones, and he was keen to join the Serie A giants, but the deal collapsed because Liverpool were only willing to accept a permanent transfer rather than a loan. It is thought that Jones is keen to leave for the benefit of his career.

According to Tuttomercato, Liverpool have directly offered Curtis Jones to Inter on loan. Jones continues to have a marginal role at Liverpool.

Team Talk reports that both Tottenham Hotspur and Inter Milan have been linked with Curtis Jones, who has a season left on his contract. The report adds that Liverpool will consider selling Jones, viewing it as an opportunity to sell him while his value is still high.

Curtis Jones, whose contract expires in 2027, has been linked with Inter. It is stated that Jones does not want to renew with Liverpool. According to Corriere dello Sport, Curtis Jones joining Inter is conditional on the departure of Davide Frattesi and on Inter's management maintaining their relationship with the player's entourage.

Interest from Inter in Curtis Jones surfaced over the January transfer window, and Jones was reportedly receptive to a late approach from the Serie A leaders after failing to secure a permanent starting role in Arne Slot’s midfield. According to The Athletic, Liverpool’s response was very strong, and their position was that Jones was not leaving for reasons that went beyond football.

Arne Slot has told FSG that it is essential for the club to retain Curtis Jones, amid increasing claims that a potential transfer to Inter Milan could be revisited in the summer.

Curtis Jones was among Inter's targets during the January transfer window. Liverpool coach Arne Slot explained in a press conference that Curtis Jones remained at Liverpool because they need him. Slot stated that Jones has played many minutes and has been unlucky because his is the only department in which the team has not had injuries. The coach added that they kept him because he is needed in these positions, explaining that they currently need starting midfielders in various positions and that the department is getting smaller. Slot also said that Jones's situation has not changed for them, and he is one of the 16 outfield players they have available, along with two youngsters, Trey Nyoni and Rio Ngumoha, so it would be strange if they allowed a player to leave.

Eighteen months remain on the current contract of Curtis Jones. Arne Slot hinted that contract talks for Curtis Jones are planned.

It has been reported that Inter Milan are ready to increase their efforts to sign Curtis Jones in the summer. According to Liverpool FC journalist David Lynch, Jones now looks unlikely to sign a new contract, which has prompted fears that Liverpool will have to sell him. Lynch stated that this interest has been made public and is being clearly welcomed by the player.

Arne Slot has downplayed the possibility that Inter Milan could persuade Liverpool to sell Curtis Jones.

Inter and Liverpool are scheduled to meet today to attempt to agree on a deal for Curtis Jones to join the Serie A leaders. Jones, a midfielder, has played 208 matches for Liverpool and his contract is valid until the end of the next season. His valuation is 40 million euros, according to Transfermarkt. Inter want to acquire him on loan with an option to buy.

Liverpool have rejected an approach from Inter Milan for Curtis Jones, and according to club sources, the midfielder will not be allowed to complete a transfer to the San Siro late in the window.

Liverpool are in talks with Inter regarding a transfer for midfielder Curtis Jones. The academy graduate is said to be pushing for a transfer and keen on the move. Gazzetta dello Sport states the 25-year-old has specifically asked to leave Liverpool this month. Fabrizio Romano reports that Liverpool and Inter have held direct talks over Jones. Jones's future will be tied to that of Frattesi amid Inter’s discussions with Forest. A loan deal, with an option to buy worth €40 million (£34.7 million, $47.6 million), is being discussed.

According to Sky Sport, the renewal of Curtis Jones's contract with Liverpool is the obstacle to his transfer to Inter. Liverpool wants to finalize a contract extension with Curtis Jones before he leaves on loan. His contract expires on June 30, 2027, and there is currently no agreement for the renewal because the player does not consider himself central to Liverpool's project. The transfer will not be concluded unless Curtis Jones signs the new contract. Curtis Jones wants to join Inter.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Inter have requested to take Curtis Jones on loan with a €40 million option to buy, a paid loan fee, and salary coverage. Inter want the player, but Liverpool has not approved the deal at this stage. The potential deal for Jones is contingent on Davide Frattesi leaving Inter. Inter has an agreement with Nottingham Forest for Frattesi on a loan with an option to buy, but the decision now rests with the player.

According to Sky Italia journalist Gianluca Di Marzio, Liverpool and Inter Milan have reached an agreement for a loan of Curtis Jones, with an option to buy set at 40 million euros. Curtis Jones has also approved a move to Inter Milan, and the deal is conditional on a potential departure of Davide Frattesi.

Inter Milan would like to sign Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones, but Liverpool do not want to sell him. It is not in the Anfield club's interests to let any first-team players leave this window, as their squad is stretched.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Inter Milan are in direct talks to sign Curtis Jones. Romano also reports that the Nerazzurri have identified Jones as their primary candidate to replace Davide Frattesi, who is nearing a move to Nottingham Forest. It is also reported that discussions have begun regarding a loan with an option to buy.

Inter made contact in recent hours regarding the signing of Curtis Jones. The club has the player's approval but is still awaiting approval from Liverpool. The proposed deal is a loan with a purchase option valued at 40 million euros. The move is also dependent on the departure of Davide Frattesi. According to Sky Sport, Frattesi has a significant offer from Nottingham Forest, and he must decide whether to accept it.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool and Inter are in negotiations over a loan deal that would send Curtis Jones to Milan until the summer. Romano also reports that a purchase option is expected to be included in the loan deal, which the parties are currently negotiating.

Italian reports suggest that Curtis Jones might soon be "offered by his agents" to other clubs if his playing time does not increase. Inter Milan may offer him a chance to become a first-choice player if Hakan Calhanoglu departs in the summer. Jones' representatives reportedly feel that manager Arne Slot does not consider him a first-choice starter. Nevertheless, Inter Milan is reportedly not focusing on Jones as their primary target, with Nicolo Rovella and Samuele Ricci being preferred options. Valued at €40 million, Jones has been competing for starting positions against Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister at Liverpool, but with limited chances, his future at the club remains uncertain. Despite being one of the standout performers this season, scoring three goals and providing six assists, a potential move to Inter could depend on Calhanoglu's departure and the club's prioritization of other targets.