A Boyhood Red Moves on: Curtis Jones Joins Inter Milan in a $40M Deal
Inter paid 30 million euros up front and added 5 million in bonuses for the 25-year-old midfielder, who signed through 2031.
- On Friday, Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones completed his transfer to Inter Milan in a 35 million euros deal, arriving in Milan for medical examinations at the Italian Olympic Commitee headquarters.
- Jones requested a transfer after struggling for playing time at Liverpool, managing only 18 Premier League starts last season and informing new coach Andoni Iraola of his desire to leave.
- The midfielder spent 17 years at Anfield, joining the academy at age nine before debuting under Klopp in 2019, and made 228 appearances for the club before departing.
- Inter agreed to pay 30 million euros up front with 5 million euros in potential add-ons, while Liverpool also negotiated a 10% sell-on clause as part of the agreement.
- Jones signed a contract through 2031, positioning the midfielder to secure consistent playing time in Italy after his 17-year tenure at Liverpool.
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English mediaman Curtis Jones signed a five-year contract with Inter Milano, Italy's champion, coached by Cristian Chivu, on Friday announced the grouping in a statement.
The English community joined the Nerazzurri after 16 years with the Reds. He became the third English recruit of the summer for the Inter, after John Stones and Djed Spence.
Inter have announced they have signed Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones to a five-year contract.
Jones becomes third Englishman to join Inter this summer
Jones, 25, has signed a deal with the Italian champions until 2031 after compatriots Djed Spence and John Stones had also made moves to the San Siro. "After a lifetime with Liverpool, the midfielder leaves his home country for the first time, joining fellow England internationals John Stones and Djed Spence and becoming the sixth Englishman in Inter's history," Inter said. "The time has come for a new, incredible adventure — one he can approach …
Italian football champions Inter have brought a third Englishman to their team in less than three weeks.
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