We are struggling so much and I don’t like it, I’ll terminate my contract if they don’t bring him back Curtis Jones warns Liverpool after humiliating 4-1 defeat against PSV

“I CAN’T TAKE THIS ANYMORE!”

BREAKING NEWS: Curtis Jones has reportedly dropped a bombshell inside the Liverpool dressing room after the embarrassing 4–1 humiliation against PSV — and the fallout is shaking Anfield to its core.

Liverpool fans are still trying to understand how a team with so much talent and ambition could collapse so badly on a Champions League night. The performance wasn’t just poor — it was a total meltdown, a disaster that exposed everything wrong with the squad right now. And according to insiders, Curtis Jones has had enough.

In the aftermath of the heavy defeat, frustration reached boiling point. Jones — one of Liverpool’s most loyal, homegrown midfielders — is said to have issued an explosive warning to the Liverpool hierarchy: fix the situation or risk losing him. And his message was loud, clear, and brutally honest:

“We are struggling so much and I don’t like it. I’ll terminate my contract if they don’t bring him back.”

Who is “him”?

Sources around the dressing room believe Jones is referring to a key figure the team has been missing — someone whose absence has left a void in leadership, chemistry, and midfield control. Whether it’s a former teammate, a departed coach, or a crucial backroom influence, one thing is certain: Jones feels the club has lost its identity, and he wants it restored.

And he’s not alone.

Players are reportedly divided. Some agree the squad has been directionless for weeks. Others believe the new system is confusing players more than helping them. The 4–1 defeat made it painfully obvious: this Liverpool side looks nothing like the fierce, organised warriors the fans are used to.

The fans themselves are furious. Social media is boiling with questions:

Why does the midfield look lost?

Why is the defence panicking under pressure?

Why is the attack misfiring in the Champions League?

And now, with Jones threatening contract termination, the pressure on Arne Slot and the board has skyrocketed. You don’t ignore a senior player’s ultimatum after a humiliation like this — not when morale is already crumbling.

If Liverpool wants to save their season, someone needs to step up. Someone needs to return. Someone needs to take control of this sinking ship before Anfield’s bright lights turn into a storm.

Curtis Jones has drawn the line.

The question now is: will the board act — or will they risk losing a player who bleeds Liverpool red?