Liverpool are in talks to let another first-team star leave Anfield this summer after it was confirmed that Ibrahima Konate would be on the move, according to Fabrizio Romano.
The Reds confirmed during the season that both Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson would leave in the summer transfer window, and it was revealed earlier this week that France international Konate would follow them after failing to agree a new contract.
Manager Arne Slot was also sacked on Saturday in a surprise move, with GMS sources understanding that Andoni Iraola is the frontrunner to replace him. But there could yet be even more exits to come on Merseyside.
Liverpool In Talks to Sell Curtis Jones
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According to Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool remain in talks with Inter Milan over a deal that could see Curtis Jones leave permanently.
The midfielder, who has been described as 'incredible', has emerged as a top target for the Serie A champions, after showing an initial interest in January, although a deal never materialised.
Inter were hoping to pay around €20m (£17.3m) for the 25-year-old, who is out of contract next summer, and it's understood that Jones would be willing to make the switch to the San Siro.
An agreement is not believed to be close, with Liverpool valuing him higher, but an exit has not been ruled out as the club look to raise funds ahead of a big summer window, following their record-breaking spend last year.
Jones Exit Would Be Final Nail
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There's some big exits planned at Anfield, but losing another academy talent for a minimal fee a year after losing Trent Alexander-Arnold for nothing would be a nightmare decision.
Jones has showed his quality over recent years, and there's no doubting that he absolutely loves Liverpool having come through their academy as a child and supported them all his life.
That type of connection is what has been missing at Anfield for a long time, and letting him leave would just further desecrate the feeling around the club. He deserves to be given a chance and a new contract, not sold to the highest bidder.
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