Liverpool have rejected a verbal £21.7m (€25m) offer from Inter Milan for Curtis Jones. The bid falls well short of the £35m the Reds value the 25-year-old England midfielder at, and they are unwilling to sanction a cut-price exit. It is the second time Inter have come in for him this year, following a rejected loan move in January.
Why Liverpool Rejected Inter Milan’s Offer
Liverpool deem the £21.7m bid far below their £35m valuation and refuse to sanction a discounted sale of a homegrown midfielder. Jones remains part of Arne Slot’s plans at Anfield.
Inter previously proposed a loan with a view to a permanent transfer in January, which Liverpool also turned down. Sporting director Piero Ausilio has publicly confirmed the club’s ongoing interest in the player.
Contract Until 2027: The Key Factor
Curtis Jones’ current Liverpool deal expires in 2027, leaving just one year to run. That timeline adds pressure: without a new contract, Liverpool’s negotiating leverage could shrink in the months ahead.
For now, the Reds are holding firm on their price. But with an England midfielder entering the final year of his deal, the summer of 2026 could prove decisive for his future on Merseyside.
FAQ
How much did Inter Milan offer for Curtis Jones?
Inter Milan made a verbal offer of €25m, around £21.7m, for Curtis Jones.
What do Liverpool value Curtis Jones at?
Liverpool value Curtis Jones at £35m and refuse to sanction any exit below that figure.
How old is Curtis Jones and when does his contract expire?
Curtis Jones is 25 and his Liverpool contract expires in 2027.
Is this Inter’s first bid for Jones?
No, Inter previously tried in January with a loan proposal, which Liverpool also rejected.
Could Curtis Jones leave Liverpool this summer?
A move is possible if an offer near £35m arrives, but Liverpool are currently rejecting any cut-price transfer.
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