Talks between Liverpool and representatives of Curtis Jones over a new contract have stalled. The reason is Liverpool's willingness to sell Jones in the January transfer window. According to sources, the midfielder wants assurances over his long-term future at Anfield before committing to a new contract.

Arne Slot suggested that Liverpool were working to secure a new contract for Curtis Jones. In a post, Fabrizio Romano stated that Arne Slot said Liverpool are trying to extend with Curtis Jones and that Jones will be part of their plans for the upcoming weeks, months and the next season.

Jones requires assurances regarding his long-term future before signing a new contract with Liverpool.

Liverpool are reportedly preparing to initiate discussions with midfielder Curtis Jones regarding a new and enhanced contract at Anfield. The club views him as a potential future captain. His existing contract extends until the summer of 2027, following his last extension signed in November 2022. It is believed that his new deal will more than triple his present salary of £15,000 a week and aim to prolong his current agreement by at least two additional years.