Liverpool faces transfer battle after Onana suffers serious injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 7, 2026, 10:20 AM
Last updated Jul 7, 2026
Liverpool may soon confront intense transfer negotiations following a severe injury to Amadou Onana during the World Cup. Belgium triumphed over the United States 4-1, but Onana reportedly tore his ACL, requiring a significant recovery period. His injury could prompt Aston Villa to intensify their interest in Liverpool's Curtis Jones, who is in the last year of his contract. Discussions regarding a potential new deal for Jones at Liverpool have not yet commenced, leaving the player's future uncertain amid Villa's reported interest.
- •Onana tore his ACL during the World Cup match against the United States.
- •Curtis Jones is in the last year of his contract with Liverpool.
- •Aston Villa may escalate their pursuit of Jones due to Onana's injury.
- •Villa was preparing to regain Boubacar Kamara from injury before Onana's setback.
- •Liverpool has not yet opened new contract discussions with Jones.
- 10:20 AMYahoo Sports — Liverpool should brace themselves for intense transfer tussle after devastating injury blow
"Liverpool could find themselves facing an intensifying battle to keep hold of one player after a harrowing development at the World Cup over the past 24 hours.Belgium’s delight in beating co-hosts U...
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