'Definitely one to keep' or 'time to cash in' on Jones?

[BBC] [Getty Images] We asked for your views on whether you'd like Curtis Jones to stay or go, and what price you would let him go for. Here are some of your opinions: Graeme : Curtis is definitely one to keep, a local lad who can play intelligent football when played in his natural position. He's a passionate player and can contribute more when he's given the chance. He gives more energy to the team than Alexis Mac Allister. Ian : Sell. He has not kicked on at all in the last few years. Hardly any goals or assists and takes risks where he should not. Time to cash in. Nick : If the price is met, I'm happy to see him go. I don't know what type of midfielder Jones is. More concerning is that I don't think he does either. He's 25, so needs to start. That's not going to happen at Liverpool, so it's best for him to seek it elsewhere - same for Harvey Elliott. KT : He should stay, £35m is a steal for a player like him. I do think he'll be sold and do hope it's somewhere abroad instead of helping one of our Premier League competitors. He was definitely hindered under Slot, but it was also due to competition in the midfield. Chuck : I like Curtis, he's a good squad player. He doesn't always seem to be focused and motivated but he has talent and great vision. It will depend on how much the new boss wants to use him next season. I think £35m seems a bit low for someone the club sees a future for, so perhaps that tells us what we need to know. Kieran : Every player has a price, but one thing Liverpool are - and will be lacking in the coming seasons - is someone who understands the club and city. He's a good player, far better than people seem to think, and I don't think anything less than £40m is worth looking at. David : Like Elliott, I want to see him stay and develop his place in a Liverpool team under Andoni Iraola. Of course, that depends on if the new manager feels their style of play suits his tactics, but Arne Slot clearly wanted a less dynamic approach than these two players offer. Rob : Jones has always flattered to deceive, take the money on offer now and move on.