Overview
- Liverpool rejected a fresh Inter approach reported on Tuesday after earlier offers of about €25m and €32m fell short of the club’s demand.
- The Reds are insisting on a valuation in the region of €40m (roughly £30–34m) and say they will keep Jones this summer rather than sell for less.
- Jones, 25 and entering the final year of his contract in 2027, is reported to want regular week‑in, week‑out first‑team football and is open to moving for that opportunity.
- New head coach Andoni Iraola has publicly said he rates Jones highly and will speak with him, creating a credible retention route and a chance of a new role or contract.
- If Inter or other suitors (Nottingham Forest, Juventus, AC Milan and others have been linked) do not meet Liverpool’s price, the stalemate will shape Liverpool’s midfield rebuilding and Inter’s recruitment plans.