Jordan Henderson comes up against Liverpool for the first time since leaving Anfield in the summer of 2023 when the Premier League champions visit Brentford on Saturday night.

Despite his painful exit, the midfielder will still go down as one of the club's all-time greats.

It could be an uncomfortable evening under the west London lights for Henderson against the team he captained to every major trophy during his 12 years on Merseyside as he has the chance to heap yet more pressure on Arne Slot's side by inflicting on them a fourth defeat in a row for only the fourth time in Premier League history.

That the 35-year will be an integral presence in the Brentford midfield at the Gtech would have seemed farfetched after what he has described as a "tough" past two years that saw him join Al

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