The Englishification of Inter continues. After John Stones, the Nerazzurri are very close to completing a deal with Tottenham for Djed Spence, while Liverpool has opened the door to negotiations over Curtis Jones. Inter have formally put a 30 euros million offer on the table for the England international full-back. Tottenham are demanding 35 million plus bonuses. Given the relatively small gap between the offer and the asking price, it is quite possible that the two clubs will find a compromise within the next 24 hours. Liverpool has signalled to Inter that it is willing to negotiate over Jones, lowering its initial asking price by around ten percent — from 40 to 35–36 million euros. Inter, however, have no intention of going beyond 30 million, bonuses included, for the English midfielder, whose contract expires next May.🚨 Tottenham Hotspur and Inter Milan are negotiating a deal for Djed Spence, with the defender keen on joining Inter.The Serie A champions want a new right-back after selling Denzel Dumfries to Real Madrid.Spurs and Inter are discussing a fee of around €30M for the… pic.twitter.com/dGfU4tLTfa— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) August 12, 2026 Inter's English offensive has been further strengthened by simultaneous progress towards two significant deals with Rome-based clubs. The Milanese club and Roma have reached a preliminary agreement over the transfer of Luis Enrique. The Brazilian is expected to cost around 30 million euros including bonuses, although Inter are still waiting for the player's approval, despite both clubs remaining optimistic about completing the deal. At the same time, Inter are on the verge of reaching an agreement with Lazio for Davide Frattesi. The proposed deal is based on a loan with a conditional purchase obligation, together with a future sell-on percentage for the Italian international.Inter's free agents excellence continues with StonesInter are prepared to significantly lower the eventual purchase price. The obligation would be triggered based on Frattesi playing in half of the team's matches during the season and Lazio finishing among the top 12 teams in the league. In return, Inter would receive a substantial percentage of any future sale of the player. In other words, at Appiano Gentile, they are prepared to take less tomorrow in order to receive much more the day after tomorrow.##NAJAVA_MECA_9889453##