Saudi league England’s Jordan Henderson has been linked with the departure from the saudi Roshen League in the coming period, according to recent media reports.
The British Times claimed in a report that Henderson felt unhappy with the al-ettifaq and aimed to leave the team’s ranks.
However, the famous British journalist between Jacbos commented on the matter via his account on X social media, saying that “it is difficult for him to agree to the departure of the English international in the winter transfer market.”
“If that were to happen, it would be for a substantial amount of money, to offset the £12 million in contract, plus the player’s annual salary (5.2 million).
The Sun newspaper has drawn up a list of five clubs that former Liverpool captain Henderson can move to in January.
The famous newspaper, Liverpool, placed on top of the clubs that Henderson can play for as soon as he exits the Rosen Professional League.
Although Liverpool signed other central midfield players after Henderson’s departure, such as Argentina’s Alexis McAlister, Japan’s Wataro Indo and Netherlands’ Ryan Gravenberg, the presence of an experienced England international will be vital in the journey to contention for this season’s Premier League title.
Henderson, who defended Liverpool’s colours in 492 full matches, carried with the Reds the Premiership, Cup, League Cup, Charity Shield, Champions League, Super Continental and Club World Cup titles as team captain.
Newcastle United came as the second club Henderson could move to in the winter, with Eddie Howe’s McBays manager battalion suffering injuries, and an urgent need to include a midfielder.
In the same vein, Newcastle aim to sign Premier League champions Calvin Phillips, who did not appear in the desired form in “celestial”, but Henderson would be a less expensive option due to the age gap.
