Liverpool In Talks to Sell Curtis Jones to Inter Milan, He's Already Said Yes

Curtis Jones is in advanced talks to move to Inter Milan on loan with a €40m buy option; punters may see Inter’s odds shorten as their midfield strengthens, while Liverpool’s perceived midfield fragility could widen their domestic betting prices.

Inter and Liverpool in Late-Window Talks Over Curtis Jones

Liverpool and Inter Milan are engaged in direct negotiations over a potential move for Curtis Jones as the transfer window nears its deadline. The midfielder, a regular in recent weeks at Anfield, is under contract until summer 2027 but has not agreed an extension, opening the door to an exit before the deadline.

Proposed Deal Structure

Discussions centre on a loan to Inter for the remainder of the season with an option to buy set at around €40m (£34.6m). Talks continue in the final days of the window, with both clubs trying to finalise terms quickly. Sources indicate Jones has given the move his approval, pending agreement between the two clubs.

Why Inter Want Jones

Inter identified Jones as a replacement after allowing Davide Frattesi to leave on loan. Jones’ technical range, progressive passing and ability to press make him an attractive fit for a midfield needing immediate reinforcements as the club juggles domestic and European commitments.

What This Means for Liverpool

Liverpool’s season has been inconsistent: positioned outside the top four domestically yet still through to the Champions League last 16. Letting Jones leave would test squad depth, particularly in transitions and rotational options, and could prompt further midfield recruitment or tactical adjustments from the manager.

Betting and Market Implications

If the move goes through, bookmakers may shorten Inter’s odds in Serie A and cup markets tied to midfield performance and goals/assists involvement. Conversely, Liverpool’s markets — especially for win probability in tight fixtures — could drift if perceived depth is weakened. Bettors should watch confirmation of the loan fee and official registration before acting.

Timing and Next Steps

With the transfer window closing imminently, expect accelerated negotiations and a possible announcement within 72 hours if clubs reach an agreement. The final details will determine whether the move is a short-term fix or a permanent switch next summer.

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Liverpool is in talks with Inter Milan over a deal for Curtis Jones, and he has already agreed to the move.

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