Curtis Jones Joins Inter Milan from Liverpool for £30m Deal

Inter Milan have completed the signing of Curtis Jones from Liverpool in a deal that could rise to £30m, drawing a decisive line under one of Anfield’s longest modern stories.

Deal details: Initial £25.7m with a further £4.3m tied to performance-related add-ons.

Liverpool have secured a 10% sell-on clause, while Jones has committed to a long-term contract at San Siro running until 2031.

For Liverpool, this is the end of a 16-year journey. Jones joined the club’s academy at the age of nine and emerged as one of the standout talents of his age group before making his senior debut under Jurgen Klopp in 2019. From there, he became a familiar figure in the first-team squad, amassing 228 appearances in all competitions.

He remained heavily involved last season, featuring 49 times, but only 18 of those outings came as Premier League starts. As Liverpool reshaped their midfield under new head coach Arne Slot, Jones struggled to lock down a guaranteed starting role.

With just a year left on his contract and no clear path to becoming an undisputed first-choice option, Liverpool chose to cash in rather than risk losing him for significantly less down the line. Inter moved quickly, identifying Jones as a versatile, technically sharp addition to a title-winning squad.

His switch continues a growing trend of English players testing themselves in Serie A. For Jones, it is a clean break and a bold step: from boyhood prospect at Anfield to a fresh challenge in Milan, tasked with proving he can be a central figure for the Italian champions.