Jordan Henderson “can only have positive things to say” about Fenway Sports Group’s ownership of Liverpool despite ongoing criticism from many supporters. Henderson spent 12 years at Liverpool before leaving for Al Ettifaq in the Saudi Pro League in July, having been at the club for almost the entirety of FSG’s tenure after moving to Anfield eight months after the takeover was completed in 2010. The Athletic revealed last November that FSG was open to the idea of sanctioning a full sale, but in February John W Henry, Liverpool’s principal owner, confirmed FSG is now...
“Maybe not to the owners but you can probably think of certain players that I might have tried for in the past, especially recently! Which looking back now, he’s on fire so I might have thought we should have just paid the money!”, he added.
“They always have a plan, always have a strategy and they know what they’re doing. The most important thing is they care about the club and that’s the biggest thing I would say about them.”continues to be linked with a move to join him in Saudi Arabia ahead of Thursday’s deadline.plus substantial add-ons worth up to £150m from the Saudi Pro League for Salah last week.
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