Liverpool assigns Curtis Jones a higher valuation than the offer from the Nerazzurri. According to The Athletic, the Reds are asking for at least 40 million euros and do not seem willing to grant discounts, despite the player’s contractual situation.

In recent hours, Inter has resumed contact through some intermediaries, expressing their willingness to submit an offer of 35 million euros. An important sum, but still not enough to convince the English club.

The midfielder has once again become a central target for the Nerazzurri club, which is looking for a quality reinforcement to complete the squad. Jones has only one more year left on his contract, which expires in 2027. A condition that could theoretically favor the Nerazzurri, but Liverpool’s position remains very firm.

The Anfield management is said to have made it known that they are even willing to lose the player on a free transfer in a year, rather than accept an offer below the established valuation. To try to close the deal, it will be necessary to reduce the gap between the 35 million on the table and the English club’s asking price.