Liverpool at Inter Milan? Curtis Jones could make surprise move to Serie A Giants

Inter are reportedly in talks with Liverpool over a loan move for midfielder Curtis Jones. The Reds’ academy product is not regular manager Arne Slot and that has led to links with the Serie A giants. The 25-year-old’s contract at Anfield runs until the summer of 2027, and it now appears the Merseyside side have a decision on their hands, with the deal potentially including an option to buy. Jones ‘living his dream’ at Liverpool After making 46 appearances for Liverpool last season, including 27 starts, Jones finally looked like he was becoming a key player at Anfield. He helped them win the Premier League title and racked up more games than ever in a single campaign. And last June, the England international made it clear he didn’t want to go anywhere. He told GQ last summer: “I’m just trying to be a humble kid, living my dream. There’s this thing about Scousers that we always have the best.” [front] to everyone, so that helped me along the way. I still keep my Scouse habits in terms of how I go about it, how I present myself and what I want to do. I’m a star in the spotlight but I want to give back. I’m humble, I don’t forget where I come from.” Jones to Inter? This season, however, hasn’t been as positive for Jones. He only made 10 starts in the Premier League, and on 10 occasions he also came off the bench. Now, Fabrizio Romano claims that discussions have taken place between Liverpool and Inter about a loan with an option to buy Jones this summer. He adds that this is partly due to the fact that David Frattesi is linked with a move to Nottingham Forest However, James Pearce of The Athletic has refuted this, saying it is “nonsense” and that Jones is “not going anywhere” with interest from Tottenham this month amid his push to get more playing time before representing Scotland at this year’s World Cup. (£34.5m), but sources at Inter accept the idea is a ‘long shot’. Manager Slot said it was ‘fair’ to judge him on the Merseyside side’s performance this season after winning the league last season. The Dutchman has come under increased scrutiny this season after seeing his side perform abjectly and fall off the pace in the title race. accept if you are a manager who doesn’t win enough games,” he said. “Now. Maybe that has changed for managers: even if you have won something, there is always room for criticism, which to some extent is normal because we are in a new season and I was the first to say to the players: ‘We have to forget last season’. I think it is fair to judge me on this season and not on last season. The league season goes on and on, and Liverpool must get on the winning path if they can.