Despite potential tax implications, Jordan Henderson appears open to a return to the Premier League. However, Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp has swiftly dismissed any speculation about Henderson's return to Liverpool, and no other serious suitors have emerged.
In contrast, Ajax's interim boss, John van ‘t Schip, has been transparent about the club's pursuit of Henderson. "I can confirm the club and Henderson are talking," he stated over the weekend. "He has to deal with his club now."
It seems that the obstacle preventing Henderson's move is getting closer to resolution, with the team led by Steven Gerrard possibly reconsidering its stance. The conclusion to this ongoing situation might be on the horizon, as a January transfer away from the club is now deemed 'likely.'
Liverpool.com suggests that Henderson initially downplayed the role of money in his decision, facing skepticism. However, it appears that financial considerations have now taken a back seat as he grapples with the realities of playing in Saudi Arabia.
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