Curtis Jones (FC Internazionale) during FC Internazionale's 2026/2027 Serie A matchday three against SSC Napoli. Milan, 05/09/2026.
Curtis Jones (FC Internazionale) during FC Internazionale's 2026/2027 Serie A matchday three against SSC Napoli. Milan, 05/09/2026.
Curtis Jones said goodbye to his boyhood club Liverpool to join Inter Milan in the summer. The 25-year-old won two Premier League titles, the FA Cup, two League Cups and the FIFA Club World Cup during his time at Anfield.
However, he was an unused substitute in the FA Cup and Club World Cup finals, as well as Liverpool’s 2022 Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid. He also missed the 2022 and 2024 Carabao Cup final matchday squads, with injury ruling him out of the latter.
Jones racked up 228 appearances over eight seasons at Liverpool, scoring 22 goals and providing 22 assists. However, he was tempted by the opportunity to join the reigning Serie A champions.
Having watched Inter win three Serie A titles and three Coppa Italias over the past five years, while reaching two Champions League finals, Jones will be eager to enjoy similar success at the San Siro.
“Simply winning. I want to win,” he told DAZN, as quoted by FC Inter 1908, when asked what his goal was at the club. “I want to be part of a winning team.
“I have great faith in the guys around me. I don’t want to be the one who just says: ‘I want to score all the goals, I want to make all the assists’.
“Of course, I want to score, make assists, and help the team. But the quality of the players I’ve seen around me is extraordinary. I know opportunities like this will come.
“But above all, I want to be part of a winning team, come in and make my contribution.” Jones continued: “It makes me feel really good to know that such a great team has placed their trust in me, giving me the chance to come here and be part of the team. Because, in any case, my choice has always been Inter.
“I know the club’s history, the players, the great champions, and everyone who has worn this shirt. But I’ve always been a Liverpool boy, I’ve always been attached to my club and its history.
“Then, walking into that (trophy) room (when I signed), I saw how much gold there was and how many trophies this club had won. It was truly crazy, incredible. I will give everything for Inter and try to win as many trophies as possible for this club.”
Jones, who has resumed partial training with the Inter squad, has made five appearances for Cristian Chivu’s side this season but is yet to score or register an assist.
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