Liverpool reject a second approach from Inter Milan for midfielder Curtis Jones, with reports saying the new bid falls well short of Liverpool’s asking price. Multiple outlets describe Inter’s latest offer as roughly £21m–£21.7m (about €25m), which Liverpool turn down. Liverpool are reported to value Jones at around €40m (about £35m) and are unwilling to continue negotiations at the current figures.
The reporting also indicates the clubs’ talks move towards an impasse. Inter’s interest remains part of the background, but there is mention that Inter could pause or walk away if the valuation gap is not resolved. Some sources add that Liverpool grow frustrated with Inter’s approach, characterising the offer as a “lowball” relative to the price they are seeking.
There is also consistent reference to Jones’s contract situation, with one report stating he has one year remaining at Anfield, increasing pressure on the clubs to reach an agreement. Overall, all accounts point to a continuing disagreement over transfer valuation rather than a change in player availability or refusal by either club.
