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Liverpool Shut Door on Inter’s Curtis Jones Loan as Contract Issue Stalls Talks

Liverpool are insisting on a contract extension before any loan, complicating Inter’s plan to replace Davide Frattesi.

Overview

  • Inter opened direct club-to-club talks for Jones on a loan with an option to buy, reported at about €40 million.
  • Liverpool have not given approval for a January exit and want Jones to sign a new deal first, according to multiple reports including Sky-linked sources.
  • Claims in Italy that Jones has approved the move are disputed by UK reporting, with Liverpool-linked outlets saying senior departures are off the table.
  • Inter’s pursuit is tied to Davide Frattesi’s proposed switch to Nottingham Forest, reported as a loan with an option worth roughly £34–35 million pending a replacement.
  • Liverpool also inquired about Inter wing-back Denzel Dumfries during a right-back injury shortage, but no bid was made and Inter are not keen on a loan.