John Stones signs with Inter Milan after leaving Manchester City
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 31, 2026, 12:52 PM
Last updated Jul 31, 2026
John Stones has joined Inter Milan on a two-year deal, realizing his ambition to play abroad. After a successful decade at Manchester City, where he won 20 major trophies, including a treble in 2023, Stones expressed excitement about this new chapter in his career. He had interest from the Premier League and other clubs but felt a strong pull to the Italian champions. Stones becomes the fourth English player to represent Inter and will reconnect with former teammate Manuel Akanji. He aims to bring his experience to help the club succeed in Serie A and European competitions.
- •Stones signed a two-year deal with Inter Milan on July 31, 2026.
- •He previously spent a decade at Manchester City, winning numerous titles.
- •Stones expressed pride and excitement about this new opportunity.
- •He joins fellow Englishman Manuel Akanji at Inter.
- •Stones aims to contribute his winning experience to Inter's campaign.
- 12:52 PMYahoo Sports — John Stones ‘didn’t hesitate’ in seizing Inter Milan opportunity amid Premier League interest
"England defender Stones has realised an ambition to play abroad after signing a deal with the Italian champions
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