Jones remains the target for the midfield, but a sale is needed first

Inter continues to follow Curtis Jones as a priority reinforcement for the midfield, but the deal is currently on hold. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Liverpool midfielder is the number one target for the Nerazzurri midfield, but the directors must first resolve the issue of outgoing transfers.

The Milanese club is waiting to sell at least one among Massolin (on loan), Asllani, and Frattesi. The latter, in particular, remains the hottest name due to the closeness in economic values, with a valuation between 25 and 30 million euros. Only after a significant departure will it be possible to make a move for the English player, who would join Stones, already arrived, and Djed Spence, for whom negotiations are at an advanced stage.

As for Aleksandar Stankovic, the pink newspaper continues to include him in transfer discussions, but ultimately admits that at via della Liberazione there is no intention to part with the young talent. The club has rejected 40 million for him, considering him the most valuable piece of the midfield. Asllani and Massolin are instead both valued at around 10 million euros.