Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones has completed his return to full training in time for the club’s upcoming Premier League clash against Nottingham Forest this Saturday.
According to inside sources, the 23-year-old has been given the green light by Liverpool’s medical team to resume playing following his recovery from a muscle injury. Jones had missed the team’s previous matches against Brentford and Manchester United due to this setback.
With the absence of Harvey Elliott, who is sidelined until November with a fractured foot, Jones could now play a vital role for the team under new manager Arne Slot. Despite his injury woes, the central midfielder made a significant impact for Liverpool last season, scoring five goals and providing three assists in 36 appearances.
This news comes at a crucial time for the Reds, who have enjoyed an impressive start to the season under Slot, winning all three of their opening Premier League matches without conceding a goal. With a busy schedule ahead, including their Champions League opener against AC Milan shortly after facing Forest, Jones’s return will provide a much-needed boost to the squad.
