Player says impressive trophy room at new club helped seal Liverpool exit

Jones joined Inter Milan from Liverpool for €35m in the summer and says the club's trophy room and winning culture sealed his decision to leave.

Curtis Jones completed his move from Liverpool to Inter Milan in the summer for €35m after a deal fell through in January when Inter failed to offload Davide Frattesi. The midfielder has now explained his reasons for the transfer, emphasizing Inter's winning mentality and trophy-laden history.

Jones told DAZN that being wanted by such a great team made him feel proud, and that his primary focus at Inter is winning silverware. "Once I walked into that room, I saw how much gold there was and how many trophies this club had won. It was truly crazy, incredible," he said, referring to Inter's trophy room.

The 23-year-old acknowledged his Liverpool roots but stressed that the opportunity to join a winning team at Inter was the decisive factor. He is currently sidelined through injury but has shown technical ability in his early appearances, particularly in progressing the ball from deep.