Curtis Jones has been strongly linked with a potential loan move to Inter Milan following reported tensions with Arne Slot, but sources close to the player emphasise that any decision to leave is not driven by financial motives.
The Scouser, a lifelong Liverpool supporter who progressed through the academy and has become a regular first-team contributor, is said to be seeking more consistent playing time and greater trust from the coaching staff rather than a bigger paycheck.
Despite the speculation, Jones remains committed to fighting for his place at Anfield, with his contract running until June 2027.
That said, a review of Liverpool’s current wage structure has brought Jones’ earnings into sharp focus, revealing he is one of the lowest-paid senior players in the squad.
According to reliable salary databases, Jones earns an estimated base of £50,000 per week—joint-lowest among established first-team members alongside Wataru Endo.
For comparison, young Italy youth international Giovanni Leoni, who has not yet made a senior appearance for the club, is reported to be on ££70,000 weekly.
Federico Chiesa earns more than double at approximately £150,000 per week, while club captain Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah command wages in the £350,000–£400,000 range—roughly 7–8 times higher than Jones’.