Milan clubs are active in the January transfer window, wiht Inter reportedly closing in on a loan deal for Liverpool’s Curtis Jones [[3]]. The potential move for the 22-year-old midfielder comes as Inter also consider outgoing transfers, specifically regarding the future of Davide Frattesi [[2]],and could impact their Serie A title defense. Negotiations are ongoing, with Liverpool’s approval representing the final step in bringing Jones to the San Siro [[1]].
Inter Pursuing Liverpool’s Curtis Jones: Player Agreement Reached
Inter Milan is targeting Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones, with ongoing discussions potentially linked to the future of Davide Frattesi. The 2001-born Jones has reportedly given his approval to a loan move to the Italian club.
Inter is now awaiting final confirmation from Liverpool to complete the transfer. The Nerazzurri have also agreed to the financial terms of the loan deal. Jones has made 29 appearances across all competitions this season, contributing one assist.
A successful move for Jones could pave the way for Davide Frattesi’s departure. Nottingham Forest has reportedly expressed interest in the Italian midfielder.
Frattesi, who has seen limited playing time under coach Chivu this season, is expected to join Nottingham Forest on an initial loan deal with a potential €40 million buyout clause. This move could provide Frattesi with a fresh start and more consistent first-team opportunities.
