At the end of the January transfer window, Inter Milan attempted to sign Liverpool's Curtis Jones. sports witness The short-lived saga was covered up again and again, and the deal was never completed.
The main reason for this was that the Reds initially wanted to extend the midfielder's existing contract on Merseyside. The player's hesitations ensured he stayed, even though he was seen as a replacement for Davide Fratesi. As a result, the Italian's transfer to Nottingham Forest also failed.
Since then, Jones has started only once in the Premier League for Liverpool. This may not be a worrying sign, but there is still a possibility of a summer outing.
This has now been confidently claimed in Italy.
Inter still in pursuit of Liverpool player
today's corriere dello sport Inter manager Christian Chivu reportedly fell in love with Jones when the two teams met in the Champions League.
The 25-year-old played the full 90 minutes as Liverpool won 1–0. Perhaps it was Chivu's liking for him that made the Nerazzurri make the first move in January.
The Romanian is still keen and would like Inter to make another attempt in the summer. Meanwhile, the Serie A leaders have strengthened their relationship with Jones' squad.
The Liverpool player has the same agent as Manchester City's Manuel Akanji, who is expected to join Inter permanently in the summer. This common connection can help with a deal, especially if Fratesi leaves at the end of the campaign.
Jones could be a low-priced deal
The England international's current contract at Liverpool expires in the summer of 2027.
This could make a relatively cheap deal for Inter in 2026. This could be quite an exciting move, mainly because Jones is still at the right age. He is at the peak of his powers and offers greater technical ability than Fratesi, who is more of an outlet in the final third.
A lot could depend on Liverpool's demands. The Reds are not known for leaving their players cheaply.
