Jones Nearing Inter Milan Transfer as Talks Ramp up over £30m Liverpool Exit
Frustrated by limited game time, Curtis Jones's potential £30m move to Inter Milan gains momentum after Davide Frattesi's transfer to Lazio.
- Inter Milan are nearing a £30m deal for Curtis Jones after discussions gathered pace on Wednesday, with the Liverpool midfielder hoping to secure a move away from Anfield.
- Jones has reportedly grown frustrated by limited first-team opportunities, starting just 16 of his 34 Premier League appearances under Arne Slot last season. Inter had previously tabled a £21m offer rejected in June.
- The Academy graduate has made 228 appearances for Liverpool since joining at under-nine level. Inter resumed talks after selling Davide Frattesi to Lazio, enabling financial flexibility for the midfielder's acquisition.
- A potential departure would likely increase playing time for midfielder Trey Nyoni after an impressive pre-season. Jones hopes the move to Italy can help revive his international career with England.
- Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola called Jones a "great, great player" and expressed hope to keep him before Sunday's Premier League campaign opener at Newcastle. The deal remains unsigned despite negotiations advancing.
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Italian sources confirm Liverpool have given Curtis Jones permission to travel for his Inter medical after agreeing a fee worth €30m plus €5m add-ons and a sell-on clause.Sky Sport Italia were first with the news, followed by Fabrizio Romano and others, after the clubs had reached a verbal agreement this afternoon.The total sum is believed to be circa €35m including performance-related bonus, but Liverpool will retain a 10 per cent cut of the fu…
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