Curtis Jones says He is happy klopp has finally Left Liverpool

 Upon Jurgen Klopp's departure from Anfield and his subsequent departure into the sun with a tear in his eye, most of Liverpool's supporters departed the stadium with an album of melancholy emotions commemorating the conclusion of a spectacular era. However, Curtis Jones is not included.

It would be simple to interpret the preceding paragraph in a negative light; however, this is not the case. Jones esteemed Klopp and concurred that he was a club legend.

 However, the Liverpool midfielder perceived it as an opportunity.

An opportunity to begin anew and clean the slate. An opportunity to demonstrate his capabilities to his new supervisor. 

Additionally, it is an opportunity to advance from a squad player who has never been able to secure a position in the starting XI for an extended period.

Jones is now convinced that he is prepared to make that transition by engaging in a style of play that is tailored to his individual capabilities. 

The 23-year-old, on the brink of becoming a father with his companion Saffie, is confident that he can become the driving force behind Liverpool under Arne Slot.

Speaking at Liverpool's base in Pennsylvania, which is the home of the Pittsburgh Steelers, a team that has won the Super Bowl six times, Jones stated, "This is the happiest I have ever been." 

He repeatedly returns to this theme in a conversation about Slot, competing for England, and a meeting with LeBron James.

Arne is remarkable. It is likely the most contented I have ever been. This manner of play is appropriate for our team and our players. The plan is unambiguous. 

He is actively engaged in the training process, providing extensive guidance, and is particularly attentive to the smallest details.

"My approach to the game has always been that of a child who desires to be on the ball and contribute to the team while also feeling at ease on the ball."

 I then approached a team that was comprised of world-class players on the flank and in the front. I perceived the center midfielders as more disciplined athletes.

The fundamentals remain unchanged; however, the midfielders will now be the team's focal point. We must increase our composure and play more collaboratively to improve our build-up and ball control.

"We are not in a hurry to launch an attack." We aim to possess the ball and dismantle opposing teams. I felt more in the past; it was akin to a thrill. 

The ball was retrieved by us. It is too direct. Arne desires us to secure the object and eliminate opposing teams.