A Bola reports on Jordan Henderson's return to the Premier League with his signing at Brentford. Jordan Henderson has signed a contract with Brentford, returning to the Premier League after two seasons abroad. The 35-year-old England international midfielder has signed a two-year contract, valid until 2027. He returns to English football after a brief period at Al Ettifaq in Saudi Arabia and Ajax, where he played for the last year and a half. His return to England follows a career full of achievements at Liverpool, where he spent 12 seasons.

Jordan Henderson has agreed to join Brentford on a free transfer after leaving Ajax. He declined to trigger a one-year extension at Ajax. The move is confirmed by sources including The Athletic. Henderson rejected offers from across Europe to join Brentford and has agreed to a two-year contract with them. The announcement of the deal is delayed due to the recent passing of his former teammate Diogo Jota. Henderson aims to secure a spot in England’s World Cup squad.

Jordan Henderson has officially left Ajax and is set to return to the Premier League with Brentford. According to Sky Sports UK, Brentford has reached an agreement with the experienced midfielder. He will replace Christian Norgaard, who recently transferred to Arsenal.

Jordan Henderson is set to join Brentford after having his Ajax contract ripped up one year early. Transfermarkt currently estimates his market worth at 2.50 million euros.