‘It wasn’t always easy’ – Liverpool Star opens up in a fiery relationship with Jurgen Klopp
Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones was praised for his former manager Jurgen Klopp, but also revealed numerous disagreements in a relationship that “wasn’t always easy”.
Jones handed Klopp his senior debut as a 17-year-old back in January 2019. Liverpool Graduate Academy continued 132 appearances for Reds during the German legendary term, collecting the winners medals in Premier leagueFa Cup and Carabao Cup.
However, it was not quite happy union.
The first hints of tension were exposed during the pre -season, when Jones welcomed Klopp’s successor Arne as “amazing.” “That’s probably the happiest thing I was in terms of the style of a game that suits me,” he added.
While doubled his praise to the Dutch coach and his football methods, Jones tried to clarify his relationship with Klopp. “I owe him so much,” the English international said Athletic This week. “Jurgen changed me from a boy to a man. There were cases when I thought I would need a magic to borrow to get more time to play, but he kept me around the team.
“It wasn’t always so easy, I would like it to be, because I’m a guy who wants to play. Jurgen made me understand the game much more than a child at the Academy he had hit and helped all the time and didn’t really have to run. I could do everything I wanted.
“The next step was to keep that ability, but to change things like passing the ball even more and working with the ball. I wasn’t always the best child, but I wasn’t arrogant or bold. I just wanted the best for myself. It was a man who made me so much to understand.”
Liverpool prepares for a meeting with Newcastle United on Wembley on Sunday. Jones was forced to miss Last year’s final victory of Carabao Cup Through the injury, but it was emphasized for the 2022 window against Chelsea. “I had to look with the protective boot last year, and then a few years before that, for any reason, Jones left me out of the team,” Jones recalled. “I wasn’t happy, but I had to respect Jurgen’s election.”
24-year-old, who deserves its continuous improvement With the newly established paternity, he also wanted to welcome the influence of Slot. “This season, I did it, playing a good game after the game,” Jones stunned. “He comes with the confidence of the staff who came in. They see how I train well every day. I’m happy to gain their trust.”
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