‘Going to be movement’ – Fabrizio Romano has just dropped a fresh transfer claim on Curtis Jones

Fabrizio Romano has recently claimed that there will be movement concerning Curtis Jones during the final three weeks of the summer transfer window. The 25-year-old Liverpool midfielder's future has been a subject of speculation, particularly since his absence from the friendly match against Monaco due to a minor hip issue, according to the club's head coach Andoni Iraola.

Earlier this summer, Fabrizio Romano stated that Jones was keen on joining Inter Milan, with an initial £21.7 million bid for the midfielder rejected by Liverpool, who were aiming for £34 million. In a recent video uploaded to his YouTube channel, Romano confirmed that Inter Milan continues to show interest in Jones, whom they consider a priority in midfield.

The speculation around Jones' future remains strong, and his role in the upcoming friendlies against Como on Sunday will be crucial in determining whether he is selected for the stronger XI or the backup side. Head coach Iraola has expressed his desire to retain Jones for the current season, as his contract expires next June. However, the Serie A champions might be considering an improved offer for the England international, hoping to avoid losing him on a free transfer next year, similar to the situation with Ibrahima Konate.

It is clear that the next three weeks will be pivotal in deciding Jones' long-term future at Liverpool.