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The Liverpool supporters showed their true feelings on Jordan Henderson as they reacted to his name being called out on the Brentford team sheet before Sunday's gameJordan Henderson returned to Anfield for the first time since leaving LiverpoolAnfield erupted into a round of applause and cheers as former Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson’s name was read out during the Brentford team announcement on his first return to Anfield since leaving the club in 2023.Henderson left his beloved Sunderland to join Liverpool in 2011. After a short stint in the Middle East and the Netherlands, including a brief spell as Ajax captain, Henderson returned to the Premier League with Brentford last summer on a free transfer.READ MORE: Andy Robertson makes frank career statement ahead of 'difficult' Liverpool transfer exitREAD MORE: Virgil van Dijk told 'have a look at yourself' after dismal Liverpool title defenseOn his first return to Anfield, it was clear no love had been lost between Henderson and the Liverpool supporters.As the opposition names were being read out, the stadium announcer gave special recognition to the 35-year-old.
It was almost as if he had never left.Content cannot be displayed without consentGiven what Henderson achieved during his 12 years at the club, it may not come as a surprise that Liverpool fans still hold him in such high regard.The Sunderland-born midfielder made over 350 appearances in a Liverpool shirt, scoring 29 goals. Not only did he captain the Reds to their first Premier League title, but he also guided them to Champions League success.His other accolades with Liverpool include the 2019 Club World Cup, two EFL Cups, an FA Cup and more.
He was named Liverpool Fans’ Player of the Season for the 2019/20 campaign.Jurgen Klopp had nothing but praise for his captain when asked about Henderson’s departure. 6, I thought he played a few outstanding games on six."Henderson has played a significant role in Brentford's European push this season.
