Jack Hendry, who is out of contract at Al-Ettifaq this summer, has revealed he has received many offers from around the world. He says he will decide his next career destination before the World Cup tournament begins. Hendry has not ruled out staying in Saudi Arabia, saying he does not think that option is closed. He also stated that he will not be moving back to Scotland at this time.

According to Ben Jacobs, Jack Hendry will leave Al-Ettifaq as a free agent this summer. The club does not have the budget to offer an acceptable renewal and Hendry will depart on amicable terms as a result, unless there is a new injection of budget.

Jack Hendry said he has had numerous offers since he has been at Al-Ettifaq and has chosen to stay. Hendry also stated that his contract expires at the end of the season and that the club are working privately to extend it or to make a proposal that would make him stay longer.

The management of Al-Ittifaq has decided to postpone a final decision regarding the future of a number of their foreign players. Scottish centre-back Jack Hendry, aged 30, has a contract that is due to expire at the end of the current season. He became a player for the club in July 2023 and has 37 caps and 3 goals for Scotland. His current market value on Transfermarkt is €2.50m.