Jordan Henderson Returns Premier League Joining Brentford on Two-Year Deal

Jordan Henderson has returned to the Premier League by signing a two-year contract with Brentford after leaving Ajax. The 35-year-old, who previously captained Liverpool and played for England 84 times, is eager to prove himself again in the top flight and bring leadership to Brentford, especially after the departure of key experienced players like Christian Norgaard. Brentford's head coach Keith Andrews emphasized Henderson's fitness, motivation, and influential leadership qualities, highlighting his role in winning titles and Champions Leagues with Liverpool. Henderson's return marks a significant chapter after a challenging period that included a short spell in Saudi Arabia and a difficult season at Ajax. He will face his former clubs Sunderland and Liverpool during the upcoming Premier League season, potentially receiving a farewell at Anfield. Henderson's move is seen as a key step for Brentford as they seek to maintain competitiveness in the league with a blend of youth and experience.