Szoboszlai denies the quarrel with Jones and Tsimikas after the Wrexham match

The tensions that emerged in New York at the end of the match against Wrexham have fueled rumors about a possible departure of Curtis Jones from Liverpool, with Inter ready to welcome him in Milan. The heated confrontation with Dominik Szoboszlai and Kostas Tsimikas had sparked discussion, but the Hungarian midfielder wanted to clarify the situation.

“There was never an argument between the three of us,” Szoboszlai stated. “We just discussed something on the pitch. Something that you guys actually made a big deal out of. But next time we’ll manage to do it in the locker room.” The player thus downplayed the episode, explaining that it was a normal football discussion that ended up under the spotlight.

Any hypothesis of tension between the protagonists was also denied: “No, no one was angry with anyone. Everything is clear. We’re all calm.” No disagreement related to the vice-captain’s armband, as had circulated in some circles: “No, there was no conversation about the vice-captain role. Obviously, we have Virgil (Van Dijk, ed.) as captain. We have Alisson. We have Joe Gomez. So there was no discussion. Obviously, Ali is not here. Joe is injured.”