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Jordan Henderson's status as a Liverpool icon is undisputed, having led the Reds to glory across all major competitions during his 12-year tenure at Anfield.

But the midfield maestro didn't quite get the opportunity for a proper farewell with the fans following his unexpected switch to Al-Ettifaq in the summer of 2023.

Back in the England fold under manager Thomas Tuchel, Henderson would surely receive a hero's welcome if he were to grace Anfield again, this time wearing another Premier League team's colors.

Despite his legendary status, Henderson wasn't always the darling of match officials; renowned referee Dr.

Henderson didn't last long in Saudi Arabia

"I got along with all the players very well, but in every game there was always my troublemaker," Brych shared with a chuckle.

"Looking back on many games at Anfield with Liverpool, when I saw Jordan Henderson, I knew I had to keep an eye on him.

"(He would say), 'Come on, it's not a foul, you can do it in Germany, but in England we want to let the game flow.'

It was always this kind of trash talk, but I liked it, and I got used to it

Sometimes he was quiet, sometimes he was talking a lot, and like you do, you talk in a different way.

"In Germany, talking is much more aggressive

In England, you talk in a different way, I knew that before the game."

Brych also acknowledged how his rapport with Jurgen Klopp evolved over time: "I met Jurgen Klopp in Germany 20 years ago, but in England it was a different relationship with him.

"If you know someone better than the others, they think you might favor them.

"I cannot give any kind of bonus to anybody."