Jurgen Klopp has provided a significant morale lift for Liverpool by confirming that Curtis Jones has resumed full training sessions. This update arrives at a pivotal moment for the Reds, as they are about to commence a challenging series of matches, comprising 10 games condensed within a mere 35-day span. The reinstatement of Jones not only furnishes Klopp with supplementary choices but also bolsters the depth of Liverpool’s midfield roster, a crucial advantage as they navigate through this congested fixture list.
Following his absence since February 17, subsequent to the victory over Brentford, Jones is on the brink of returning, possibly as soon as this week. Klopp’s statement hints at the likelihood of the gifted midfielder being available for selection as Liverpool prepares to take on Sheffield United in their imminent match.
Jones’s return not only revitalizes Liverpool’s squad but also enhances its quality, providing Klopp with increased flexibility in both team selection and tactical approaches as they strive for success in domestic and European competitions.
Speaking to reporters, Klopp stated, “Curtis is back in full training. He participated in training with us on Saturday, but he required additional sessions due to the intensity needed, especially considering the session before matchday lacks the intensity Curtis requires. He underwent additional training and will now join full training sessions. As for his involvement in the upcoming game, I will assess that accordingly.”
He further mentioned, “No other players will return on Thursday. Progress is being made with others, albeit gradually, but they are not yet ready.”
