Inter Milan’s Curtis Jones bid linked to Eliot Anderson move

Inter Milan's bid for Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones may hinge on Eliot Anderson's £150m move, with the 23‑year‑old valued at around £130 million by Nottingham Forest. A reported domino effect involving Manchester City, Nottingham Forest and Inter Milan could provide the financial bridge needed to meet Liverpool's €30 million asking price. Nottingham Forest are believed to demand around £130 million, equivalent to approximately €150 million, for Eliot Anderson. Manchester City, the Premier League champions, currently lead the race for his signature after an offer of about £120 million was rejected by Forest. Inter Milan view Curtis Jones as a technically gifted midfielder whose intelligence and creativity suit the tactical demands of Serie A. Liverpool are seeking roughly €30 million for Jones, while Inter's latest proposal is closer to €20 million, leaving a notable gap.

Liverpool hold firm on €30m Curtis Jones price as Inter push

A potential sale of Davide Frattesi to Nottingham Forest could generate the funds needed to close the Jones deal. Inter value the Italian international at around €30 million, matching Liverpool's price for Jones. Liverpool also insist on retaining a percentage of any future sale of Curtis Jones as part of the negotiation. The club has consistently supported Jones from academy prospect to first‑team contributor, underscoring his value to Merseyside.

Manchester City target Nottingham Forest midfielder Elliot Anderson this summer

If Eliot Anderson completes a move to Manchester City, the resulting financial ripple could eventually enable Inter Milan to meet Liverpool's demands. The coming weeks will reveal whether the £150 million transfer acts as the catalyst for one of the summer's most intricate midfield deals.