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We asked you whether or not the time has come for Liverpool to part ways with midfielder Thiago Alcantara.

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Questions about Henderson's future with the Merseysiders come amid a midfield rebuild of the side, with Argentina international Alexis Mac Allister and Hungary captain Dominik Szoboszlai having already joined Liverpool this summer. He has led the Reds to the Premier League title and Champions League glory, as well as winning the FA Cup, Carabao Cup, Super Cup and Club World Cup, since succeeding Gerrard as skipper in 2015. Henderson has been at Liverpool since 2011 and has two years remaining on his Anfield contract. However, Henderson and Klopp speak every day as a matter of course so it will be up to the player if he wants to raise something specific with the German. Reports say Henderson is considering the move, but there are no talks planned between Anfield boss Jurgen Klopp and the England international on the subject. The 33-year-old midfielder has been linked with a move to the Saudi Arabian club, who are managed by Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard. Liverpool have had no contact from Al-Ettifaq about Jordan Henderson and no offer has yet been made for the Reds captain. He is not getting any younger, I think most Liverpool fans appreciate what he has already done. I accept he is probably got plenty now but it's time to ice the finances. At 33 time to make some life-changing money. It's time for players to step up at both teams. I would imagine he is already financially very secure and when he does finish is likely to be involved on the media side.Ĭharlie: Why not go? Jordan Henderson has done pretty much all he can for club and country. Martin: If I was Jordan Henderson I would stay at least another season and support the transition as well as continue to provide leadership and stability to the team and fans. He should take heed from other ‘flash in the pan’ leagues like the Chinese Super League and realise it won’t last and diminishes players’ legacies. Leaving for Saudi Arabia will be a damp-squib end to a great career.

As captain, he has a central role to play in helping Liverpool regain their strength. Mark: Hendo would be mad to leave Liverpool now. It's sad because ultimately the Saudi league could be the downfall of a lot of domestic leagues in Europe which won't be able to compete money wise. As a football player you have a short career in real terms so you need to maximise your earning potential so going to the Saudi league is an obvious choice. Kennedy: Well for Jordan I'd say it's a no brainer. We asked you what you think Jordan Henderson should do after he was reportedly offered £700,000 a week to move to Saudi side Al-Ettifaq. Big fee, was good for Villa then stunk the place out before being offloaded to Palace. Mostly remembered for annoying Gerrard and spitting in a Champions League game v Celtic. An obscenely overpriced panic buy who obviously didn't want to come, who clearly wouldn't fit into our style of play and with an injury record that made Daniel Sturridge's look good. Richard: It's hard to think past Andy Carroll. Ended up being sold for less than £800,000. Didn't make his first start until December and severely lacked confidence needed in the midfield. Bought for £17m, which was a lot of money in 2009 - was a replacement for Xabi Alonso after all. Seemed like a popular character on the training ground but wasn't worth even a 10th of what it cost us. Fifth/sixth in line in midfield, high wages and left for free. £48m to sign, injured so much he never played close to enough football over four years to even be considered anything upward of a squad player.

We asked you for the worst value signings Liverpool have ever made.Ĭraig: Liverpool's least valuable signing - easily Keita.