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Inter have never lost sight of Curtis Jones throughout the summer, nor have they contemplated other options for their midfield, where they have enough depth and quality already. They are primed to step up their pursuit this week, Corriere dello Sport<\/em> informs.<\/p>\n Having finally addressed the right wing with the acquisition of Djed Spence, the Nerazzurri<\/em> can turn their focus toward other roles. The Englishman has been excluded from the recent Liverpool friendlies, officially due to a hip problem. He has sent more than a few signals on social media about his desire to head to San Siro.<\/p>\n Inter are patiently waiting for the Reds to lower their request for Jones, as it\u2019s too high for their liking. They aren\u2019t looking for a massive discount, but they are unlikely to shell out more than \u20ac30\/35M for him, given his contractual situation.<\/p>\n Such a strategy worked out well for Spence. Tottenham eventually caved since the player wanted to go. He\u2019ll have a more consistent role in Serie A.<\/p>\n As for their other moves, the Nerazzurri<\/em> are very open to parting ways with Luis Henrique, who\u2019s on Roma\u2019s and a few Premier League sides\u2019 radar. They value him at \u20ac25M, and there\u2019s room to maneuver on the formula. If he fled, they would be fine with a cheap signing. They\u2019d target somebody more aggressive in the final third than their last newcomer and Andy Diouf.<\/p>\n The fact that he\u2019s a pure addition, as their midfield would be fine regardless and perhaps the conviction that he\u2019ll join them for free in a year if he doesn\u2019t shortly give them plenty of leverage, but buying from the Premier League remains an onerous endeavor.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Inter and Jones<\/h3>\n
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