Shocking, the money Jordan Henderson will lose to join Ajax from Al Ettifaq

Liverpool former player Jordan Henderson went under the spotlight in the last few hours after the player expressed to Al Ettifaq his desire to leave the Saudi Pro League to return to Europe’s highest level of football, once the Englishman would have gone desperate with the lack of level shown in the Saudi competition according to the information appearing in European media.

A top manager confirmed serious talks going on for ex Liverpool Jordan Henderson

In this sense, according to the Italian journalist and transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano, Henderson would have already developed talks with Ajax to seal an agreement to favor his move to the Dutch team in the January transfer market window, and he would be about to complete his transfer to the European giant.

Following these sources, the Dutch team would have been working on the last details of the Jordan Henderson’s deal, where the Englishman would be ready to lose a great amount of money as a desperate measure to terminate his contract with Al Ettifaq and exit from Saudi football after having joined the Damman-based team on a three-year deal in the summer.

Jordan Henderson to take a desperate decision to leave Saudi football

Henderson would be forced to pay back tax on his Al Ettifaq’s contract

In this respect, and following Romano sources, the move to Ajax on a potential two-year deal will involve a substantial cut in Henderson’s £350,000-a-week wages at Al Ettifaq, and it will also cost him several millions in bills, as he will now be forced to pay back tax on the first six months of his contract with the Saudi club.