Juventus is competing with Inter to sign Curtis Jones from Liverpool

 Curtis Jones' future at Liverpool takes on a new dimension as Juventus joins Inter Milan in the race to sign the midfielder. According to a report by Sports Boom, "The battle between Italy's two biggest clubs begins as Juventus joins Inter Milan in the race to sign Liverpool's Curtis Jones." Inter Milan have long shown interest in the player, but the presence of Juventus changes the dynamics of the situation. Liverpool now have two serious rivals from Serie A, which may strengthen their negotiating position. According to Sports Boom, Liverpool "will not accept less than £35m for Jones despite growing interest from Italy." The club has no plans to offer Jones a new long-term contract, but would be equally reluctant to let an academic with Premier League, Champions League and international experience leave for a small fee. Liverpool are interested in selling to avoid the risk of losing the player for a lower fee in the future. With new coach Andoni Iraola, this summer is already looking like a rebuilding period. Despite his roots, experience and versatility, Jones is considered "expendable." However, this story cannot be reduced only to the length of the contract. Jones is not a young player waiting for his chance. During his career, he played 228 games for Liverpool, scored 22 goals and played 153 times in the Premier League. His "trophy-laden career at Anfield" includes two Premier League titles, an FA Cup, two League Cups and a FIFA Club World Cup. That's why Inter and Juventus see an opportunity in him. At 25, Jones is still young enough to progress, has enough experience to live up to expectations and is tactically flexible to attract the attention of coaches in Italy. A key sentence in the report reads: "Both clubs, Juventus and Inter, believe he could thrive in Serie A and the prospect of a bid could yet work in Liverpool's favour." Liverpool face an obvious challenge. Sell ​​for a low price and risk weakening a midfield that already needs work. Hold tight and risk losing value as Jones nears a free transfer. £35 million seems to be the limit. Whether any of the Italian clubs cross that line could define the next phase of Jones' career. Many Liverpool fans will find this report difficult to accept. Curtis Jones is not just another player on the team. He is an academy graduate and someone who has grown with the club during one of its most successful modern eras. Frustration is mounting as Liverpool appear ready to lose a player who still has tactical value. Jones can carry the ball, play under pressure, understands Anfield and can play in several positions in midfield. After the collapse of the 2025/26 season, fans expected a wise rebuilding of the team, not a mindless weakening of the team. The £35 million price tag also seems uncomfortable. In today's market, that's a small fee for a 25-year-old England international with 153 Premier League appearances. If Liverpool are selling Jones on his one-year contract, it reflects poor planning as much as ruthless squad management. He's also emotionalelement. Fans watched as local players like Steven Gerrard and Trent Alexander-Arnold became symbols of the club. Jones may not be at that level, but his bond with the club still matters. If Iraola has a clear plan, fans will accept difficult decisions. But if Jones leaves and Liverpool fail to replace his quality adequately, it could become another decision that looks smart in June but expensive in October. --- ## Related Articles 1. [Premier League](https://oranjenet.live/nl/news/arsenal-richt-vizier-op-morgan-rogers-declan-rice-ingezet-om-transfer-te-bespoedigen) 2. [Premier League](https://bolanesiasports.com/id/news/manchester-united-memperhatikan-penyerang-sayap-west-ham-united-haruskah-carrick-mengincarnya)