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(Video) Curtis Jones emulates Bobby Firmino with a spectacular no-look pass, propelling the team to the U21 European Championships final.
Curtis Jones has been a standout performer for England at the U21 European Championships, helping the young Three Lions secure a spot in Saturday’s final against Spain. The 22-year-old midfielder has started four of the five games in the tournament so far, and his impressive performances have earned him a strong chance of being named in the starting XI for the final.
Jones has been a consistent presence in the middle of the park for England, showcasing his technical ability and vision on the ball. He has been a key factor in England’s success, providing an attacking threat while also helping to control the tempo of the game.
No look from Curtis there 👀pic.twitter.com/S1gTZeLVdq
— The Anfield Wrap (@TheAnfieldWrap) July 6, 2023
One particular moment from England’s semi-final win over Israel caught the eye, as Jones produced a sublime no-look pass that would have made Liverpool teammate Bobby Firmino proud. Jones played a neat ball upfield to Anthony Gordon, who then nutmegged his opponent before firing just wide of the goal. It was a display of confidence and class from the Liverpool man, and it’s clear that he has the potential to make a big impact for both club and country in the future.
Jones finished the 2020-21 campaign strongly for Liverpool, making 34 appearances in all competitions and scoring four goals. He has been widely praised for his performances and has been tipped to have a big season ahead.
With Liverpool looking to bounce back from a disappointing campaign last time out, Jones could play a key role in their quest to regain their title challenge. His performances for England in the U21 European Championships have shown that he has the quality and maturity to thrive at the highest level, and Liverpool fans will be hoping to see more of the same from him next season.
As for the U21 European Championships, England will be hoping to secure their first title in the competition since 1984. With Curtis Jones in fine form, they will be confident of their chances against Spain in the final.
