The most recent developments in Jordan Henderson negotiations between Liverpool and Al-Ettifaq are revealed by Fabrizio Romano.

The Guardian recently reported that Henderson and Al-Ettifaq had reached a pact. It is therefore obvious that the footballer is prepared to relocate to the Middle East. But there must be agreement on a transfer fee.

Romano says that, contrary to the Saudi club’s earlier desire, there is no likelihood that this transfer will be made without cost. There will be discussions to find a solution that works for all sides. Liverpool is in a position to request a transfer price for the England international’s exit because he still has two years left on his Anfield contract (Transfermarkt).

The most recent developments in the Jordan Henderson negotiations between Liverpool and Al-Ettifaq are revealed by Fabrizio Romano. Jordan Henderson is the subject of continuing talks between Liverpool and Al-Ettifaq. (Image courtesy of Michael Regan/Getty Images))Here are Romano’s tweets:

“The price for the Jordan Henderson transaction is still up for discussion between Al Ettifaq and Liverpool. ongoing negotiations.

“There is no possibility of a free transfer, as Al Ettifaq originally demanded. However, discussions are still ongoing in an effort to reach an agreement among all stakeholders.

It might not be a bad thing for the Reds to lose Henderson this summer, regardless of the price. In the past 18 months, his football has gotten worse. The leadership effect may also diminish after that. In football, it is better to set an example for the squad by performing effectively.

Given that the Englishman still has two years left on his contract, the club should find it simpler to demand a transfer price for his departure. By 2024 or 2025, it will be difficult for an old and underperforming player to make a lot of money.

The most recent developments in the Jordan Henderson negotiations between Liverpool and Al-Ettifaq are revealed by Fabrizio Romano.

Jordan Henderson and Al-Ettifaq have already signed a contract.

Liverpool will need to enter the market to recruit two additional midfielders because Fabinho is also expected to depart. Several journalists have compiled a list of midfielders. If the Reds make a move for someone who isn’t listed in the media, it won’t surprise us.

That example has already been provided to us this summer. Few details were made public regarding the club’s prior interest in Dominik Szoboszlai.