Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones has reportedly issued a stunning warning inside the dressing room, telling club officials that he is “tired of watching the team struggle every single week” and demanding that the Reds bring back his former teammates Luis Díaz and Harvey Elliott to restore balance, spirit, and quality to the squad.
According to sources close to the dressing room atmosphere, Jones has become increasingly frustrated with Liverpool’s performances this season, describing the team as “lost, predictable, and unrecognisable from the Liverpool we built together.” The midfielder, known for his passion and commitment to the badge, is said to have reached the end of his patience as the Reds continue to slide down the table with inconsistent displays.
In a tense meeting after their latest disappointing result, Jones reportedly made his feelings clear:
“I can’t keep pretending everything is fine. If the club doesn’t bring back the players who made us strong — especially Díaz and Elliott — then I don’t see how I fit into this project anymore. I will terminate my contract if this continues. I’m tired of watching the team struggle.”
WHY JONES WANTS THEM BACK
Jones’ plea is not just emotional — it is rooted in footballing reality.
During the period when Luis Díaz, Curtis Jones, and Harvey Elliott all played together, Liverpool possessed balance, unpredictability, and a high-energy style that made them incredibly difficult to break down. Jones believes their departure and reduced involvement tore apart a chemistry that had taken years to build.
Luis Díaz, with his explosive pace and fearless dribbling, was one of Liverpool’s biggest attacking weapons. Harvey Elliott, one of the brightest young talents in Europe, brought creativity, energy, and confidence on the ball.
Jones feels that without the two, the team lacks spark, fight, and identity.
“WE WERE A FAMILY — NOW EVERYTHING FEELS EMPTY”
Those close to the midfielder say he misses the connection that once made Liverpool’s dressing room feel like a united force. The trio had a strong bond both on and off the pitch, and Jones has allegedly told teammates that the current squad feels “flat and disconnected.”
He reportedly told friends:
“When Díaz left and Elliott wasn’t part of the plan anymore, something broke. It’s not just football — it’s the spirit of the team. We were a family. Now everything feels empty.”
LIVERPOOL’S NEXT MOVE
While the club is yet to respond publicly, insiders claim his outburst has caused major shockwaves at Anfield. Senior figures view Jones as a key part of the club’s future, and losing him — especially due to internal frustration — would create even bigger problems.
There are now whispers that Liverpool may have no choice but to consider bringing at least one of the two players back in January to calm tensions and stabilise a squad that appears to be unravelling.
A MESSAGE TO THE CLUB
Curtis Jones has never been known for controversy, which makes his warning even more powerful.
His message is simple:
Bring them back — or watch the team fall apart.
And if the situation is not resolved soon, Liverpool may not only lose the momentum they once had… they may also lose one of their most loyal sons.