According to the Daily Mail, Arsenal have included Curtis Jones on their list of possible midfield reinforcements after losing ground in the pursuit of Sandro Tonali, who is set to join Tottenham. Arsenal considers Curtis Jones a high-level alternative and would be ready to approach Liverpool. The club's strategy is to wait for developments in Curtis Jones's contractual situation, whose agreement with Liverpool expires in June 2027, hoping that Liverpool may lower their financial demands and become open to a sale under more favorable conditions.

Lewis Steele, The Daily Mail’s Merseyside football correspondent, told Anfield Index that Arsenal are interested in Curtis Jones, and suggested that Mikel Arteta’s side might explore a transfer.

Curtis Jones' agents might look for new opportunities if he doesn't see more playing time, with Arsenal also being associated with the player. Although Jones has been a regular in Liverpool's midfield this season, appearing in 23 Premier League matches and contributing three goals and three assists, he is reportedly not seen as a first-choice starter by manager Arne Slot. As a result, his representatives are exploring possible transfers, with Inter Milan also being considered a potential destination. Inter is said to value Jones at €40 million and is contemplating a swap deal involving their midfielder, Davide Frattesi, who has caught Liverpool's interest. Arsenal could still be an option for Jones if his situation at Liverpool fails to improve.