Curtis Jones
Footballer; Liverpool FC midfielder
Born
January 30th, 2001
24 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
England
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A footballer played for Liverpool FC primarily as a midfielder. Made professional debut in 2019 and became an integral part of the team's squad. Contributed to the team's success in the FA Cup and League Cup, earning accolades for skill and potential on the field. Represented England at various youth levels, showcasing talent in international competitions.
Debuted for Liverpool FC in 2019
Won FA Cup with Liverpool FC
Won League Cup with Liverpool FC
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