Jordan Henderson's exit from Ajax has been confirmed with the England midfielder describing it as an honour "to represent this incredible institution."

Jordan Henderson has opened up on his departure from Ajax after the Dutch club mutually agreed to terminate his contract, allowing the former Liverpool captain to return to the Premier League with Brentford.

Brentford have confirmed the acquisition of Jordan Henderson on a free transfer from Ajax. The former Liverpool captain has endured a circuitous career since leaving Merseyside in the summer of 2023. Henderson lasted just six months in Saudi Arabia with Steven Gerrard’s Al Ettifaq before forcing through a move to Ajax.

Jordan Henderson is leaving Ajax and is weighing up his next move before next year's World Cup. The England international joined the Dutch giants in January 2024 and has made more than 50 appearances in the Netherlands. But Henderson is not extending his contract at the Amsterdam Arena and will now start exploring a move elsewhere.

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I would like to express my immense gratitude to everyone associated with Ajax for giving me the opportunity to represent this incredible institution over the past few years,”

Jordan Henderson has left Ajax after the Dutch club agreed to end his contract a year early.The England midfielder, who joined the Dutch giants in January 2024, was under contract until June 2026 but is now free to join another club.

Jordan Henderson has chosen not to extend his contract with Ajax for a further season according to reports.Dutch journalist Mike Verweij of De Telegraaf has reported that the 35-year-old has said his