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John Stones transfer news: England international verbally agrees deal to join Inter Milan amid interest from Arsenal and Chelsea

John Stones transfer news: England international verbally agrees deal to join Inter Milan amid interest from Arsenal and Chelsea
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England defender John Stones has reportedly agreed to a free transfer to Inter Milan, with his representatives finalizing a two-year contract. The move follows interest from Premier League clubs Arsenal and Chelsea.

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John Stones has verbally agreed to join Inter on a free transfer, according to Sky in Italy. <p>The England defender's representatives are now set to finalise terms with Inter over a two-year contract.</p><p><strong>Juventus </strong>made contacts with the England defender's camp over the weekend. He also has interest from <strong><a href="https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/13566206/arsenal-transfer-news-gunners-interested-in-john-stones-and-ezri-konsa-after-william-saliba-injury-blow">Arsenal</a></strong> and <strong><a href="https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/13565768/chelsea-transfer-news-john-stones-emerges-as-potential-option-after-summer-exit-from-man-city">Chelsea</a></strong> in the Premier League.</p><p>Inter were aware of the significant interest and worked to close a deal for the 32-year-old.</p><widget id="2"></widget><p>Interest remains in Spurs captain <strong>Cristian Romero</strong>, who is head coach <strong>Christian Chivu's</strong> top defensive target.</p><p>However, the cost of a potential deal for Romero is expected to be significant.</p><ul><li><a href="https://qrcode.skysports.com/TransfersSkySportsApp" target="_blank"><strong>Transfer Centre LIVE!</strong></a><strong> </strong></li><li><strong>Not got Sky?

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