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Inter prepare new €35m bid for Liverpool's Jones after Akinsanmiro sale

August 1, 2026 at 12:11 PM
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Inter Milan are preparing a new €35m offer for Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones, funded in part by the sale of young midfielder Akinsanmiro.

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After selling Ebeneezer Akinsanmiro to Monza, Inter are revitalising their pursuit of Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones with fresh talks and an improved €35m offer ready.

The Nerazzurri are looking to the Premier League for reinforcements this summer after securing the Scudetto and Coppa Italia Double.

They already snapped up free agent John Stones from Manchester City, and are in advanced talks with Tottenham Hotspur for Cristian Romero at €40m.

Inter focus turns to Jones LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND – APRIL 25: Curtis Jones of Liverpool during the Premier League match between Liverpool and Crystal Palace at Anfield on April 25, 2026 in Liverpool, England. (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images) Their next target is Jones, who will be a free agent at the end of the season , which is why Inter hope Liverpool will lower the €40m asking price.

Several previous proposals have been rejected, but multiple sources including the Corriere dello Sport, Tuttosport, Guardian and more maintain that a new and improved bid of €35m is on its way.

There were also rumours that Inter intermediaries were already in Liverpool over the last couple of days for negotiations.

PISA, ITALY – NOVEMBER 7: Ebenezer Akinsanmiro of Pisa Sporting Club in action during the Serie A match between Pisa SC and US Cremonese at Arena Garibaldi on November 7, 2025 in Pisa, Italy. (Photo by Gabriele Maltinti/Getty Images) Meanwhile, the Nerazzurri need to make sales, and completed one today with midfielder Akinsanmiro sold to Monza.

That deal is believed to be worth €7.5m plus a 10 per cent cut of the future sale fee.

He spent last season on loan at Pisa.

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Inter Milan are reportedly returning with an improved €35m bid for Liverpool's Curtis Jones after an initial approach was rejected. The Italian club's renewed push is financially enabled by the sale of youth midfielder Akinsanmiro, which has freed up funds and squad space. Liverpool are understood to value Jones significantly higher and have so far resisted Inter's advances. The move would represent a major midfield addition for Inter as they look to strengthen ahead of the new season.

Chance analysis

Curtis Jones is a homegrown Liverpool midfielder under contract and a peripheral but rotation-important squad player. A €35m bid is significant but unlikely to meet Liverpool's valuation for an English academy product with resale value. For Inter, targeting Jones signals continued ambition in midfield reinforcement, and the Akinsanmiro sale shows a clear sell-to-buy strategy. This remains speculative and is below Liverpool's likely asking price, so impact on either team's upcoming fixtures is minimal pending a breakthrough.

Impact

If completed, Inter would gain a versatile attacking midfielder while Liverpool would lose a homegrown rotation option, though a €35m fee is unlikely to be accepted at first offer.

AI Insight

A renewed transfer approach is below Liverpool's likely valuation, so expect continued negotiation rather than imminent movement; no immediate lineup impact for either side.

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Inter prepare new €35m bid for Liverpool's Jones after Akinsanmiro sale

Inter Milan are preparing a new €35m offer for Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones, funded in part by the sale of young midfielder Akinsanmiro.

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Inter Milan are reportedly returning with an improved €35m bid for Liverpool's Curtis Jones after an initial approach was rejected. The Italian club's renewed push is financially enabled by the sale of youth midfielder Akinsanmiro, which has freed up funds and squad space. Liverpool are understood to value Jones significantly higher and have so far resisted Inter's advances. The move would represent a major midfield addition for Inter as they look to strengthen ahead of the new season.

Curtis Jones is a homegrown Liverpool midfielder under contract and a peripheral but rotation-important squad player. A €35m bid is significant but unlikely to meet Liverpool's valuation for an English academy product with resale value. For Inter, targeting Jones signals continued ambition in midfield reinforcement, and the Akinsanmiro sale shows a clear sell-to-buy strategy. This remains speculative and is below Liverpool's likely asking price, so impact on either team's upcoming fixtures is minimal pending a breakthrough.

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