Curtis Jones gave his interesting take on the debate involving teammate Mo Salah and former Chelsea star Eden Hazard.

Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones has cleared up his comparison of teammate Mohamed Salah and former Premier League star Eden Hazard.

The age old debate of who is better Eden Hazard or Mohamed Salah may have finally been settled in the most unlikeliest of ways.Salah and Hazard have both played for Chelsea, although the Egyptian

Curtis Jones appeared to land himself in hot water with Liverpool team-mate Mo Salah by claiming former Chelsea star Eden Hazard was a better player than the Reds' star attacker

We've officially passed the halfway point of the 2024-25 Premier League season and Liverpool surprisingly sits atop the table with 50 points, six ahead of

Curtis Jones has insisted he’d always pick Mohamed Salah in his team, after previously admitting he thought Eden Hazard was a better player than his Liverpool team-mate. The Reds midfielder revealed that the former Chelsea stars was one of his idols when speaking to Rio Ferdinand on TNT Sport’s ‘ Between the Lines ’.

Curtis Jones confessed that he was often in awe watching Eden Hazard during his peak at Chelsea and admitted he was a better footballer than Liverpool colleague Mohamed Salah

The Reds playmaker, who came through the youth system at Anfield, made the shock claim in an interview with Rio Ferdinand. Jones was quizzed on TNT's Behind The Lines show about the players he's looked up to for inspiration, originally referencing Zinedine Zidane.

Ask anyone of a Liverpool persuasion and they’d likely tell you that there are very few footballers over the past decade who could hold a candle to Mo Salah, whose future at the club continues to be the subject of considerable speculation with little more than five months remaining on his contract.