Liverpool: Curtis Jones could leave Liverpool this summer!
Curtis Jones finds himself at yet another career crossroads, with questions once again swirling over whether his long-term future still lies on Merseyside.
According to TEAMtalk, Nottingham Forest have emerged as the latest club to test Liverpool's resolve, having formally registered their interest in the midfielder. But the Anfield hierarchy have made it clear they have no intention of letting him depart on the cheap, slapping a £40 million price tag on the 25-year-old.
Across the continent, Inter Milan remain firmly in the picture as well. Reports indicate that Jones is not opposed to the idea of sampling Italian football, provided his minutes under the current Liverpool setup fail to increase in the coming months.
Amid the growing speculation, one former Red has voiced his conviction that the club would be making a mistake by cutting ties with the academy graduate. Emile Heskey, who knows a thing or two about life as a Liverpool striker, insists that Jones still possesses the requisite quality to force his way into Andoni Iraola's starting plans—provided he is given the opportunity to do so.
From a financial standpoint, Transfermarkt currently values the Englishman at around €35 million, with his existing contract at Anfield not set to expire until the summer of 2027. That gives Liverpool both leverage and time as they weigh their options.