“Chiesa suggests Liverpool exit and advises teammate to transfer.”

Federico Chiesa issues a clear warning: “If I don’t play regularly, I have to look elsewhere.” The Italian winger at Liverpool, who has been sidelined from a starting position at Anfield, does not hide his discontent and could be on his way out this summer. But it doesn’t stop there: Chiesa has reportedly advised his teammate Curtis Jones to also consider a move, suggesting that the English midfielder could thrive in another league, particularly Serie A, where Inter Milan is said to be keeping an eye on him.

In an interview with Gazzetta dello Sport, cited by specialist Fabrizio Romano, Chiesa did not mince words about his future: “I want to play regularly. If I can’t find that continuity in the Premier League, I have to look elsewhere.” The Italian international also recalled that in his first season at Liverpool, he hardly had any opportunities: “I will now go to pre-season in the United States, then I will talk to the club and the new coach, Iraola, to decide the next step.”

The scenario is clear: the new coach will be looking to establish his own identity within the squad, and Chiesa, having had little playing time so far, may not be a priority on the plans. Curtis Jones’ situation is not much different. The young English talent, who has also not been a regular option, has likely heard from his teammate that life in Italy is “brilliant” and that “the weather is much better than in Liverpool.” Chiesa praised Jones’ technical qualities, stating that Inter “is right to consider him” to strengthen their team.

The possibility of both players leaving the Reds before the transfer market closes is gaining momentum, at a time when the club is looking to renew and adjust the squad under Iraola’s leadership. With little chance of convincing the coach, Chiesa and Jones may indeed opt for a new challenge that offers them more playing time and prominence.

This twist in the future of two Liverpool players deserves heightened attention, especially with the interest shown by Inter, which could take advantage of the transfer window to strengthen itself with two talented and still undervalued players by the English. The summer promises to be busy at Anfield, with the possibility of significant losses in the squad. Chiesa’s decision is a stern warning: nothing will be guaranteed for those who do not play.

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