Chiesa comments on Jones and Alisson stir Liverpool transfer speculation
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 6, 2026, 5:55 PM
Last updated Jun 6, 2026
Federico Chiesa's comments on Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones and goalkeeper Alisson Becker have intensified transfer talk involving the club. Chiesa praised Jones, saying a move to Inter Milan would make sense, reflecting the young midfielder's potential and adaptability. At the same time, Chiesa suggested that Alisson is likely to remain in England, providing reassurance to Liverpool fans amid ongoing squad changes. With key players like Mo Salah and Andy Robertson departing, Liverpool faces uncertainty in shaping their roster while considering the value of homegrown talent like Jones.
- •Chiesa praised Jones as a technically secure midfielder.
- •Inter Milan reportedly interested in signing Curtis Jones.
- •Alisson expected to stay in England, according to Chiesa.
- •Liverpool is reshaping their squad after player departures.
- •Jones' local identity adds value amid ongoing changes.
- 5:55 PMYahoo Sports — Liverpool Transfer Talk Grows After Chiesa Comments on Midfielder
"Liverpool Transfer Talk: Chiesa Offers Insight on Jones and AlissonFederico Chiesa has added another layer to what already feels like a summer of considerable change at Liverpool, with the Italian for...
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