It is now "quite clear" that "complete" Liverpool ace may have played his final Reds game

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It is “quite clear” that Curtis Jones wants to leave Liverpool after a tumultuous period in his career, according to a new claim from former scout Mick Brown.The midfielder has struggled to become a key starter for his boyhood club, and this summer, there have been signs of frustration coming to the fore.Many things point towards the 25-year-old having played his final competitive game for the Reds, and speaking to Football Insider, Brown echoed that sentiment: “It’s become quite clear not that Curtis Jones is keen to leave Liverpool. He is not happy with his role at the club, his playing time, the position he’s been asked to play in across the last couple of seasons, or where he ranks in the pecking order.

“It seems that things just aren’t quite going to go the way he’s wanted them to at Liverpool, and that’s fine, it happens sometimes. But there’s no point having him sulking and hanging his head, or arguing with his teammates on the pitch.

It’s better for everybody if he moves on, and all parties will be keen to make it happen.” Has Curtis Jones played his last game for Liverpool? To see him leave Liverpool would be a shame, given his attributes – Arne Slot called him a “complete” midfielder when he was in charge – but he doesn’t seem overly happy, which will surely only end one way.