Liverpool accept Inter’s €35m bid for Curtis Jones

Liverpool have accepted Inter’s €35m written offer for Curtis Jones, which includes a 10% sell-on clause, according to Ben Jacobs. The update arrived on Thursday morning, with the midfielder granted permission to formalise the move.

Acceptance of a bid signals an agreement between clubs on the fee and core structure. It does not complete the transfer, which still hinges on the player finalising personal terms, passing a medical and all documents being signed and lodged.

The report indicates those next steps can now proceed. In practice, that typically means direct talks with Inter, scheduling for standard medical tests and aligning logistics before any unveiling or registration.

The characterisation of a written bid being formally accepted underlines the status of negotiations and reduces the deal to final checkpoints rather than substantive haggling over valuation. No timetable for completion has been disclosed.

The sell-on clause means Liverpool would receive a percentage of any future transfer fee if Jones is sold again, offering potential upside beyond the immediate payment. Specifics beyond that headline mechanism have not been detailed.

This development follows earlier indications elsewhere that Inter had lodged a proposal, but the latest reporting places the deal at the stage where player-side formalities take precedence. Until paperwork and registration are completed, Jones remains a Liverpool player.