Journalist confirms Liverpool’s transfer stance on Curtis Jones

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Curtis Jones Future Remains Open as Liverpool Weigh Inter Milan Interest

Questions continue to surround the future of Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones, with reported interest from Inter Milan adding another layer of intrigue to an already complicated situation.

Speaking on his YouTube channel, journalist Lewis Steele offered a detailed assessment of Jones’ current standing at Liverpool, suggesting that while the club are not actively looking to sell, the story may not be as straightforward as it first appears.

With Jones now entering the final year of his contract, Steele’s comments provide valuable insight into how Liverpool may approach one of the more delicate decisions of the summer.

Liverpool Standing Firm on Jones Valuation

Steele indicated that Liverpool’s current position is clear. The club are not actively pushing Jones towards the exit door and have little interest in entertaining offers below their valuation.

“I think as it stands Liverpool are basically saying off you go to Inter, we’re not selling him, especially at that price and he’s not for sale unless you stump up the cash.”

That stance reflects Liverpool’s continued appreciation of a player who has been part of the first team setup for several years and remains a homegrown option within the squad.

According to Steele, Liverpool are currently preparing for next season with Jones still at the club.

“Liverpool are sort of planning for life with him next season.”

Yet despite that position, Steele stopped short of declaring the matter settled.

“Does that mean it’s done? I’m not sure.”

Contract Situation Creates Uncertainty

One of the most significant aspects of Jones’ situation is his contract status. With just one year remaining on his current deal, Liverpool face a decision over whether to renew his contract, retain him into the final year, or consider a sale if a suitable offer arrives.

Steele suggested that a new agreement is not currently being discussed.

“A new deal doesn’t seem to be part of, doesn’t seem an active discussion right now.”

That comment inevitably raises questions about Jones’ long term future at Anfield. Liverpool have often preferred to avoid allowing valuable assets to enter the final months of their contracts without clarity over their future.

As a result, the coming months could become increasingly important.

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Player’s Perspective Yet to Emerge

While much attention has focused on Liverpool’s position and Inter Milan’s interest, Steele highlighted a key unknown.

“One thing we don’t know from the whole situation is what Curtis Jones wants to do.”

That uncertainty could prove decisive.

Steele revealed there had been suggestions earlier in the year that Jones was not entirely satisfied with his situation.

“There was talk towards springtime that he was frustrated at Liverpool.”

However, he also noted that Jones featured regularly towards the end of the campaign.

“He did start the last eight games, though most of them at right back to be fair.”

Those appearances may have helped improve his outlook, but Steele’s comments suggest no definitive decision has been reached by the player.

Inter Interest Worth Monitoring

Although Liverpool are not actively negotiating a sale, Steele believes the story remains alive.

“I don’t think this one’s dead and buried just yet.”

Inter Milan have been linked with Jones for several weeks, but Liverpool’s valuation remains a significant obstacle.

“Unless they put £35 million to £40 million on the table, Liverpool view it as pretty much done.”

For now, the expectation appears to be that Jones remains part of Andoni Iraola’s plans heading into the new season. Nevertheless, with only one year left on his contract and no active renewal talks currently taking place, Steele’s assessment suggests there is still plenty of room for developments before the transfer window closes.

As he concluded regarding several ongoing Liverpool situations:

“There’s still well over two months left of the transfer window and a lot could change.”

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