Liverpool have been urged not to sell Curtis Jones this summer despite the midfielder's contract set to expire next year. Former striker Emile Heskey has advised the club to remain patient, warning that a sale could send an unwanted transfer message.
The situation carries risk for Liverpool, as failing to agree on a new contract with Jones may result in him leaving the club for free at the end of the next season. Heskey emphasized the importance of retaining the player, suggesting that his departure could undermine team stability and transfer strategy.