Ben Jacobs: Liverpool value Curtis Jones at around £40m

Liverpool calmly moves ahead with summer restructuring plan Even though there is news of reinforcements coming in waves. But decisions about players staying with the team can be just as important as new acquisitions. According to Ben Jacobs, the management team led by Richard Hughes have valued Curtis Jones at around £40 million, a clear sign of their stance on potential players. This pricing reflects Liverpool's approach that everyone is valued. But will not rush to sell if the financial conditions are not reasonable. Still in his mid-20s, Jones is considered a player who has come through the club's academy and has experience at a high level. These qualities are not easy to find, which is why the club has set a high bar. last season Jones found himself in a difficult situation. His opportunities on the field were limited and he was not playing his preferred role when Anthony Iraola took over as coach. The conversation atmosphere changed. There is a belief that Jones could bounce back in a system that emphasizes intensity, pressing and quick counter-attacks. His ability to carry the ball Maintain possession under pressure And his penetration from the middle of the pitch fits that style. Jacobs further stated that Nottingham Forest are interested in Jones. By Vitor's team Pereira wants to strengthen his midfield following the departure of Elliott Anderson, who is valued at £116m. Previously, it was reported that Inter An offer of around £21.5 million was sent in. But was immediately rejected by Liverpool. While the club estimates that £40m is a reasonable price. And it is not clear whether Nottingham would be willing to pay that level. Jones' contract situation still has one year remaining. But Liverpool do not feel pressured to sell for less than full value. If you do not receive an offer that meets your needs The club are prepared to keep him and have not ruled out the possibility of negotiating a new contract if the player stays beyond the summer. Other names such as Lucas Bergvall have also been raised as Forest targets. While names like Alex Scott and Eduardo Kamowinga have also been linked in transfer circles. But neither is a cheap solution. Liverpool therefore strives to maintain financial discipline and avoid making decisions based on emotion. In summary, Liverpool's approach is to strike a balance between team expansion and continuity. If the club receives an offer that meets the set price, Negotiations will move forward. If it doesn't reach that level Jones is still part of the team and there could be future contract talks.