Curtis Jones could be set for a summer departure from Liverpool after months of stalled contract renewal talks, Softfootball reports. The situation has raised uncertainty around the future of the homegrown midfielder, who has been part of the club’s academy system and senior setup in recent years.
As revealed by transfer expert Fabrizio Romano via his official X handle, Inter Milan have maintained interest in Jones since January, with any potential move likely to depend on Liverpool’s valuation. Several Premier League clubs are also reportedly monitoring his situation ahead of the summer transfer window.
Uncertainty also surrounds Alisson Becker, with the goalkeeper reportedly considering a move to Juventus F.C.. The Italian side are said to be preparing a long-term contract offer as they look to strengthen their goalkeeping options.
Romano revealed:
Curtis Jones could leave Liverpool in the summer as talks over new deal have been stalling for months. Inter have been interested since January and remain keen, depending on price tag. Premier League clubs also involved.
The possibility of losing a locally developed talent like Jones has sparked concern among supporters, particularly during a period of transition under manager Arne Slot. Squad planning and player retention remain key talking points as the club looks to rebuild.
These developments come during a mixed period for Liverpool, balancing on-field performances with off-field decisions about the squad’s future.
On the pitch, the Reds recently secured a 3–1 victory over Crystal Palace, a result that showed signs of attacking improvement. Liverpool controlled key phases of the match, with their forward line appearing sharper and more cohesive, particularly in the second half.
The performance offered a glimpse of renewed confidence, but questions over squad stability and key player futures continue to dominate discussions ahead of the transfer window.
