Liverpool lowers the price for Jones, negotiations around 35 million

The situation of Curtis Jones is a hot topic at Inter. According to Fabrizio Romano on his YouTube channel, Liverpool has lowered its financial demands for the English midfielder, opening the door to a possible agreement.

In recent days, there have been new contacts between the clubs. The absence of Jones in the friendly at Anfield, officially justified as precautionary, has fueled speculation. The Nerazzurri’s interest remains concrete and could turn into an official offer if Davide Frattesi leaves, as he is being closely followed by Lazio.

Liverpool had initially set the price at 40 million euros. The latest update indicates a reduction in the valuation: the deal could be unlocked at around 35 million. Still a significant amount, but more accessible compared to the initial demands.

The possible arrival of Jones is closely linked to departures. In addition to Frattesi, Inter must also assess the Luis Henrique situation. For the Italian midfielder, contacts with Lazio are ongoing: the formula includes a buy option that can become an obligation. The two clubs have been in talks even in the last few hours.