Negotiations are continuing between Inter Milan and Liverpool regarding the contract with English midfielder Curtis Jones, but the financial difference between the two clubs still hinders reaching a final agreement so far.
According to English and Italian press reports, the last meeting that brought together the two parties did not witness any decisive progress, after Inter submitted an offer amounting to 20 million euros, while Liverpool insists on obtaining 30 million euros, in addition to a percentage of the player’s future resale value.
The sources explained. Inter management sees Curtis Jones as one of the most prominent options proposed to strengthen the midfield during the summer transfer market, in light of the great belief within the club in his technical capabilities and his ability to adapt and develop in the atmosphere of the Italian League.
On the other hand, Liverpool does not show a desire to abandon the player easily, despite its openness to studying suitable offers, especially since Jones is considered a member of the club and has good experience in the English Premier League, in addition to his European participation during the past years.
Reports also indicated that the player does not He opposes the idea of going through a new experience outside of England, at a time when Inter continues to work to bring views closer to Liverpool’s management, whether by improving the financial offer or adding rewards and variables that may contribute to facilitating the completion of the deal.