Inter Transfer Market: Davide Frattesi’s Departure Is Drawing Closer; A Quick Move to England for His Replacement Is in the Works

Davide Frattesi now appears to have reached the end of his time with Inter. According to reports in *La Gazzetta dello Sport*, the midfielder, born in 1999, considers his time in Milan to be over and seems more determined than ever to find a new club. This clear stance, which has crystallized in recent weeks, has prompted the club’s management to seek an alternative solution.

Selling Frattesi would have a twofold effect: freeing up space on the roster and securing the necessary funds to make a move for the player identified as his successor. At the top of the list is Curtis Jones, the Liverpool midfielder who has long been monitored and is considered the ideal candidate to add quality, dynamism, and progression to Cristian Chivu’s midfield.

Inter is considering a full-scale push in England, aware that the negotiations will not be easy: Jones is highly regarded at Anfield, and Liverpool does not typically let its talents go without a substantial offer, although the fact that his contract is set to expire in June 2027 is prompting the club to carefully consider its options so as not to lose him on a free transfer. Inter’s desire to get ahead of the competition could also prove decisive, especially if Frattesi’s departure were to materialize in the coming days.

Born in Liverpool on January 30, 2001, Curtis Jones has never played for any club other than Liverpool: in fact, at just 9 years old, he joined the Reds’ system, progressing through the youth ranks and making his Premier League debut in 2019. In 2022, he signed a five-year contract, which is set to expire next year: the player and his representatives are considering the possibility of a new challenge, and Inter is ready to seize the opportunity.