Last summer, Jordan Henderson left Liverpool (33) after 12 years on the banks of the Mersey. The captain of the Reds left the ship to join Saudi Arabia, and more precisely Al-Ettifaq. However, the adventure in the Middle East does not go as planned. At a point where the England international is considering a departure. Jordan Henderson struggles to adapt to this new culture and environment.
And according to The Mirror, this situation could benefit Liverpool. Indeed, in the event of his departure, the Reds would collect a sum of money thanks to a clause included when he left last summer. This amount varies depending on the transfer compensation. However, Henderson will not be sold off by Al-Ettifaq, who do not want to see the midfielder leave this winter, underlines journalist Ben Jacobs on X. A departure will only be in the form of a loan or in the event of an incredible offer. To be continued…
