Liverpool is reportedly ready to offer a contract extension to Curtis Jones at the end of the transfer window, according to reports from England. This move would represent the Reds’ response to Inter‘s interest, with the Nerazzurri having further increased their offer for the English midfielder.

Inter’s latest proposal – the third submitted – has raised the bar to 35 million euros, five less than the English club’s asking price. This reduced gap demonstrates the Nerazzurri’s determination to complete the deal for what is a target expressly requested by Chivu in meetings with Marotta, Ausilio, and Baccin.

The situation remains uncertain regarding the player’s response to a possible renewal. Jones has expressed a strong desire to move to Inter, a factor that puts Liverpool at real risk of losing him on a free transfer. This very scenario could change the outlook of the negotiations in the coming weeks.

According to Tuttosport, Inter is keeping a close eye on Jones despite other ongoing deals, such as those for Romero and Moussa Diaby. The English midfielder remains a specific request from Chivu.