Curtis Jones Transfer:Update Inter Milan Second Bid for £30m

Inter Milan Eyes Fresh Offer for Jones

Inter Milan are preparing a second move for Curtis Jones after Liverpool turned down an initial bid worth £21.6 million, according to a report. The Serie A side remain keen on the midfielder, while Liverpool hold firm on a £30 million valuation as the summer window progresses. No fresh talks have taken place yet, but the situation is still viewed as very much alive.

The Italian club previously attempted to sign Jones in January, only to be rebuffed. They are now working on a revised proposal in hopes of reviving negotiations. Liverpool have not commented further on the latest developments.

Liverpool’s £30m Standpoint and Jones’ Options

Liverpool’s stance is clear: they will keep Jones if the £30 million price tag is not met. The club is comfortable retaining him through the campaign should no acceptable bid arrive. If an offer does materialise, the expectation is that Jones’ departure would gain significant momentum.

Jones, 25, is eager to leave Anfield this summer, but Liverpool consider him a valuable asset. He has one year left on his contract, and the club would be open to a free‑transfer exit once that deal expires if they receive no acceptable summer offer.

Jones’ Limited Role and Midfield Competition

With new signings such as Ryan Gravenberch, Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai secured in the middle, Jones’ opportunities have dwindled. He featured 16 times as a substitute, scoring once and assisting twice in 34 Premier League appearances, while starting just four Champions League matches.

New boss Andoni Iraola could provide a fresh platform for the academy graduate. Liverpool have no concerns about Jones’ attitude or professionalism, suggesting a revival is possible if the manager decides to use him more prominently.

Former winger Jermaine Pennant weighed in, noting that Jones often receives less chance than his teammates. He praised the player’s versatility, arguing that he “can do a job all over the pitch” and should feature more regularly next season.

Fan Perspective: What a Sale Could Mean for Liverpool

From a supporter’s view, seeing a home‑grown talent like Jones pushed out for roughly £30 million feels underwhelming, especially when squad depth is often prized in modern football. The player’s professionalism and understanding of the club make a relatively cheap exit seem unsatisfying.

If Inter truly want him, they should meet Liverpool’s valuation. Otherwise, keeping Jones, backing him and allowing Iraola to integrate him could be a more prudent path. Losing another local product without a clear plan would weaken the connection that fans still cherish.