Inter Director Ausilio: Talks Stalled for Liverpool's Curtis Jones
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Inter Milan director Piero Ausilio confirms negotiations for Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones have stalled due to a significant gap in valuation. Ausilio admits interest but says a deal is difficult.
Inter Milan director Piero Ausilio has confirmed that talks for Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones have gone cold, citing a significant gap in valuation between the two clubs.
“I’ve never denied that we like Jones,” Ausilio said. “But there’s a significant gap between our valuation and Liverpool.”
He added: “Liverpool have every right to ask for what they believe is a fair price. It’s difficult.”
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