Liverpool appears on the verge of two major exits before the transfer window closes, with Curtis Jones attracting interest from Inter Milan and Cody Gakpo nearing a move to Tottenham Hotspur. These potential departures are crucial to Andoni Iraola’s squad rebuilding efforts.

Curtis Jones has entered the final year of his contract, making his situation increasingly urgent. Inter Milan has prioritized him, with a potential deal estimated around €35 million, despite Liverpool initially seeking closer to €40 million. The midfielder is reportedly open to a move to Serie A, although his recent absences have raised questions. Sources indicate that these omissions are due to a hip issue and fitness management rather than purely for transfer protection.

On the other hand, Cody Gakpo is also moving towards a transfer. Reports from FourFourTwo and Voetbal International suggest he has reached an agreement in principle with Tottenham, with Liverpool valuing him at over £60 million, and some sources estimating around £70 million.

Selling both players could be financially beneficial for Liverpool, particularly since Jones could leave for free next summer if his contract is not resolved. Accepting an offer now would be pragmatic. Inter has been pursuing him for months, and a move could provide him a more significant role.

Conversely, Gakpo is under contract until 2030, giving Liverpool leverage. His departure seems tied to the club's efforts to strengthen their wings, with Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain as a major target. Liverpool has agreed on personal terms with Barcola, but PSG's high demands pose a challenge.

Additionally, Liverpool's interest in Ibrahim Mbaye indicates a strategic reshaping of their wide options. The potential exits of Jones and Gakpo suggest a broader plan rather than mere financial cuts.