Jordan Henderson shows his class as World Cup plan emerges after horror injury

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Liverpool FC NewsFeaturesJordan HendersonJordan Henderson is set to miss the rest of the World Cup after suffering a suspected broken arm in a freak accident during England's celebrations following the team's win over Mexico at the Azteca StadiumJordan Henderson has suffered a freak injury(Image: Getty Images)It's difficult not to feel immense sympathy for Jordan Henderson following the freak injury he suffered during England's memorable post-match celebrations after defeating Mexico on their home turf.The expectation is that he will be ruled out for the rest of the World Cup with a suspected broken arm after a peculiar incident where he lost his footing and fell while trying to vault the advertising hoardings at the Azteca Stadium.Given Henderson's career and accomplishments — captaining Liverpool to Champions League and Premier League glory — he will undoubtedly be frustrated, as this is probably his final World Cup appearance.Yet equally, the 36-year-old's significance to the squad and this England side cannot be overstated.That's why reports suggesting Henderson, subject to fitness, would prefer to rejoin the camp to back his teammates will be warmly welcomed.Moreover, it demonstrates the veteran's genuine character and selflessness, prioritizing others above himself.Henderson suffered the injury after England's World Cup win in Mexico(Image: Getty Images)He might not be universally admired as a soccer player, but it's challenging to identify a player with his level of professionalism, and alongside Harry Kane, he establishes the benchmark for the rest of the England squad to emulate.Following such a dreadful moment and experience, it would be entirely understandable if Henderson wished to head home to be with his loved ones.Indeed, it's not an ACL or a broken leg, but it must have sat heavily on England, considering the Three Lions were in the middle of marking such a significant accomplishment and evening.It's telling that Henderson was indeed the first player to rush onto the pitch from the substitutes' bench to join his teammates in celebration.He's fully invested in every moment from the touchline, which explains why he's accumulated two yellow cards at this tournament despite playing just six minutes in this World Cup.Thomas Tuchel appeared notably restrained during his press conference, clearly disappointed by the incident and concerned it might prevent Henderson from continuing his involvement at this World Cup.The Three Lions must keep him integrated within the squad as he maintains team morale and perspective, making it a relief, albeit expected, that Henderson's top priority remains rejoining the camp and contributing in whatever capacity he can for this side.He appears destined for a coaching career, and this experience could provide him with valuable insight into what life beyond the touchline entails.Choose Liverpool.com as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.Brentford FCLiverpool FCFIFA World CupEngland Football TeamJordan Henderson