Curtis Jones

Curtis Jones is a versatile and talented midfield player who has progressed from Liverpool FC's Academy to the senior team.The Scouser has been with the club since U9 level and has won five major trophies (two Premier League titles, two Carabao Cups and one Emirates FA Cup).He reached the landmark of 200 appearances for Liverpool in December 2025 and said: "I only had one goal in my mind: that was to play at this club.

And that's what I'm doing so I've got a massive smile on my face.

It's 200 down - and hopefully there's many, many more to come."Jones realised a lifelong ambition by making his Reds debut in January 2019, in an FA Cup third-round tie against Wolverhampton Wanderers.A year later, at the same stage of the same competition, he scored his first senior goal in unforgettable fashion, curling in a stunning winner to beat Everton at Anfield.The following round of the FA Cup saw him make history when he became the club's youngest ever captain at the age of 19 years and five days in the replay victory over Shrewsbury Town.

Jones earned a Premier League winner's medal for playing his part in the Reds' 2019-20 triumph and, in July 2020, he netted his first Premier League goal in a 2-0 win against Aston Villa at Anfield.Jones was named Premier League 2 Player of the Season for his performances for the U23s throughout 2019-20 and he then permanently stepped up to the senior squad for the following campaign.Thirty-four appearances followed in 2020-21, before Jones made a further 27 – despite being hampered by an eye injury – in 2021-22 to help Liverpool win the Carabao Cup and FA Cup, and finish runners-up in both the Premier League and Champions League.Injury restricted his availability for parts of the next campaign, too, but the No.17 ended the season as a fixture in the XI.Jones then went on to star at the 2023 U21 European Championship, claiming the winning goal in the final and being named in the Team of the Tournament as England lifted the trophy.He took more strides in 2023-24, racking up 36 appearances and five goals and being named in England's provisional squad for Euro 2024.The following season, 2024-25, was even better as Jones made 46 appearances across all competitions, including 33 in the Premier League as Liverpool were crowned champions again.

In November 2024, he marked the occasion of his senior England debut with a goal.