Inter Milan have completed the signing of Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones on a five-year contract, the Italian champions announced Friday.
The Serie A club will pay an initial €30m for the 25-year-old, with the potential for a further €5m in performance-related add-ons, sources told ESPN.
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Inter had attempted to sign Jones in January and had seen several offers rejected by the Premier League club.
He now joins fellow England internationals John Stones and Djed Spence, who arrived at Inter from Manchester City and Tottenham, respectively, this summer.
"It's a club that I've wanted to join for a while now so I'm excited," Jones told Inter's website. "I'm a Scouse kid who came all the way through (at Liverpool) but I'm at a point now when I want to take the next step and I think this is the perfect club.
"I want to score goals, make assists and help the team -- I'll do whatever is going to make this team win."
Jones, who had one year left on his deal at Anfield, made his debut under Jürgen Klopp in 2019 after joining the club as a nine-year-old.
He was a part of both the 2019-20 and 2024-25 Premier League winning squads. He also won the FA Cup and two League Cup titles in his time at Anfield.
Jones has win six caps for England.
Inter begin their Serie A campaign on Saturday evening when they face Monza at the San Siro as they look to win a third league title in four seasons.
"I'm very happy that Jones has joined us," Inter head coach Christian Chivu said at a news conference on Friday. "He gives us the chance to bring in a player with very specific qualities and he showed complete commitment to coming here.
"We've built something valuable over the years and with signings like him, we can raise the level even further."
ESPN's Beth Lindop and PA contributed to this report.
