Nottingham Forest Enters Race for Curtis Jones

Nottingham Forest has reportedly initiated talks with Liverpool regarding a potential transfer for Curtis Jones. The midfielder is also a target for Inter Milan, but the Italian club has so far been unable to meet Liverpool's financial demands. The Reds have already rejected two bids from the Nerazzurri, the second of which was valued at £21.7 million (€25 million). Liverpool is seeking double that amount and is prepared to keep Jones if their valuation isn't met.

According to Skira, Nottingham Forest is prepared to pay between £35-40 million for Jones, making a deal highly probable. Forest is reportedly ready to offer the English midfielder a contract until 2031. The City Ground club will have significant funds available following the record-breaking transfer of Elliott Anderson to Manchester City, which is expected to fetch £116 million.

Jones currently has just one season remaining on his contract with Liverpool. Should a transfer not materialize this summer, it's likely the Merseyside club will attempt to persuade him to sign a new deal.