Liverpool F.C. midfielder Curtis Jones is reportedly 'doing everything he can' to complete a transfer to Inter Milan, with the Italian club expected to make a fresh attempt at reaching an agreement with the Reds before the September 1 deadline.
Curtis Jones has been described as 'doing everything he can' to complete a transfer from Liverpool F.C. to Inter Milan before the deadline in two weeks. Jones did not feature in either friendly against Como, after also missing Monaco's visit a week prior due to what Andoni Iraola described as a hip injury.
The 25-year-old made the most appearances in a single season at Liverpool F.C. in 2025/26 (49), though only 28 were as part of the starting XI. He could follow Stefan Bajcetic out the exit door after Getafe opened talks for the midfielder, while Harvey Elliott's future also remains uncertain.
With Inter having agreed to send midfielder Davide Frattesi on loan to Lazio, the Serie A side can focus on striking a deal ahead of the September 1 deadline. While Jones' ambitions to be a regular starter are understandable, Liverpool F.C. losing a local, homegrown player who offers value in multiple positions is a blow.
Liverpool F.C. currently sits 5th in the Premier League, 25 points behind leaders Arsenal, with 63 goals scored and 53 conceded (+10 goal difference) this season. The Reds have a busy schedule ahead, with the new season not yet underway.
Liverpool F.C. fans will be eager to see what the future holds for their team, with the transfer window still open and several players' futures uncertain. One thing is for sure, though - Curtis Jones is 'doing everything he can' to complete his transfer to Inter Milan, and it will be interesting to see if the Reds can keep him at Anfield.
