From Anfield to Al Ettifaq: Henderson’s Potential New Journey | OneFootball
As we navigate the tumultuous ocean that is football, Liverpool’s commander, Jordan Henderson, finds himself swept towards the unfamiliar shores of Al Ettifaq in the Saudi Pro League. Informed by David Ornstein’s revelation in The Athletic, the England international now grapples with an offer that may redefine his footballing journey.
Al Ettifaq: A Beacon in Uncharted TerritoriesPromising to increase Henderson’s Liverpool income four-fold, Al Ettifaq has cast a line out to the midfielder. Orchestrating this unexpected bid is Steven Gerrard, a figure from Henderson’s Liverpool narrative, who now navigates the ship at Al Ettifaq.
However, it is important to remember that Henderson’s bond with Liverpool still holds for two more years, a commitment etched in ink back in the summer of 2021. Thus, a conversation around the transfer fee seems inevitable if Henderson sets sail for the Saudi Pro League.
Anfield’s Stalwart: The Jordan Henderson EpochJordan Henderson’s journey with Liverpool, initiated with his transfer from Sunderland in 2011, has been one of commitment and leadership. After stepping into Gerrard’s shoes as the captain in 2015, he has been a steady presence in Liverpool’s myriad battles, participating in 492 bouts across various tournaments.
During the previous season, Henderson donned the red shirt 43 times, with 23 starting appearances in the Premier League. However, Jurgen Klopp’s brigade finished at a rather uninspiring fifth place.
The Saudi Pro League: A Star-Studded OdysseyWith the Public Investment Fund (PIF) leading a takeover of Al Hilal, Al Nassr, Al Ittihad, and Al Ahli, the Saudi Pro League has become a constellation of European football stars.
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