Ex-Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson slams claims about controversial England role

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However, the man who lifted Anfield's first Premier League title insists that's not the case, as he sets his sights on the World Cup next summer.READ MORE: Jarell Quansah comments on Liverpool 'crisis' speak volumes - 'That is all I can say'READ MORE: Adam Wharton gives Jack Grealish transfer verdict and explains what cost Crystal Palace at Everton“I don’t think I need to address it, to be fair," said Henderson. "I have shown what I can do for England over the years.

He attempted to win his place back by moving to Ajax after just six months in the Middle East, but was ultimately unsuccessful as Gareth Southgate stuck with others.And the man who was Jurgen Klopp's long-time on-field lieutenant admits that, if he had his time again, perhaps he would have done things differently - although he doesn't think the move was behind his Euros snub.“When I was in Saudi I think I was in every camp prior to the Euros," said Henderson. In hindsight, maybe I would have made different decisions.“But at the time that is how I felt and the decision I made was for many different reasons and only I know the reasons and in the end, I tried to do the right thing.“Obviously, I want to play for England for as long as I can.

Possibly, but I was also in the England squad when I was at Ajax, so I knew I could still play at Ajax and be in the England squad and be ready at a good enough level.“I suppose it was more of a decision for me to be back in the Premier League. I missed the atmospheres, the environment, for me it’s the best League so to have the opportunity to come back was the reason I did it.”For the latest news and breaking news, visit liverpoolecho.co.uk/all-about/liverpool-fc.