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Inter and Juventus have been trying to acquire Curtis Jones and Alisson in recent weeks, but their latest efforts haven\u2019t been fruitful. There\u2019s a significant gap between the Nerazzurri<\/em>\u2019s offer and the counterparty\u2019s request for the midfielder, while the Reds straight-up want to keep the goalie, Gianluca Di Marzio reports.<\/p>\n The reigning Italian champions have tendered \u20ac20M for the 25-year-old. The English outfit demanded \u20ac10M more. The Serie A giants are trying to lean on the fact that his contract runs out in 2027. However, such a caveat hasn\u2019t significantly decreased his price tag for now.<\/p>\n While Inter hold out some hope for a possible agreement with Liverpool for Jones, Juventus might give up for Alisson. The veteran accepted their offer and is open to joining even though they didn\u2019t qualify for the UEFA Champions League. Though the Reds plan for him to be the starter next season in his ninth year at the club.<\/p>\n It\u2019s unlikely that the shot-stopper will force his way out. His relationship with the Scousers is solid. According to Corriere dello Sport<\/em>, the Bianconeri<\/em> could go for his teammate Giorgi Mamardashvili instead, but he\u2019s only available on loan. David De Gea remains a possible fallback. They have also been linked to Bayern Munich\u2019s Alexander Nubel, who has spent a few seasons on loan at Stuttgart.<\/p>\n It takes the big bucks to do business with the Premier League powerhouses, and we\u2019ll see whether either they keep at it. Onboarding the former would be a sound piece of business only at the right price. The Bianconeri<\/em> are a couple of rejections away from having to abandon their stubborn plan to add a super-experienced goalie.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Inter, Juventus, Jones, and Alisson<\/h3>\n
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