Liverpool have rejected a fresh approach from Inter Milan for Curtis Jones as the Reds continue to stand firm over the midfielder’s valuation.
The Italian giants submitted a new verbal proposal over the last 24 hours valued at €25 million (£21 million package), which was instantly rejected by the Merseyside club.
According to prominent journalists Fabrizio Romano and Paul Joyce, there is still no agreement between the two clubs as Liverpool value the academy graduate at a much higher price and have no intention of progressing a deal under the current conditions.
? There’s still no agreement between Inter and Liverpool for Curtis Jones after new bid sent in last 24h.
£21m proposal on the table but no club to club agreement at this stage.#LFC want more, as @_pauljoyce reports. pic.twitter.com/xgXyompqtB
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) June 21, 2026
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Ben Jacobs on Liverpool’s change of stance on Curtis Jones
Journalist Ben Jacobs has revealed that Inter’s persistent approaches have caused a significant shift in stance at Anfield.
Inter made a fresh approach last week to inquire whether a deal could be reached around the €25 million mark, framing the contact as an informal conversation rather than a written offer.
Liverpool immediately made it clear that they will not authorize a sale at this price point, especially when looking at the massive fees other midfielders are expected to command in the transfer market this summer.
Consequently, the club’s position has hardened. While Liverpool are prepared to sanction a sale if a suitable, significantly increased valuation is met, they are equally comfortable keeping Jones for the final year of his contract, even if it means risking losing him on a free transfer next summer.
Ben Jacobs posted the following update on X:
“Inter made a fresh approach for Curtis Jones last week…
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