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Liverpool v Crystal Palace - Premier League

Salah urges 'special' farewell for legend no longer at Liverpool

Mohamed Salah has made a heartfelt plea to Liverpool supporters to provide Jordan Henderson with the "farewell he deserved" when the former captain returns to Anfield. The Egyptian forward believes the sudden nature of Henderson’s 2023 departure robbed the club legend of a proper send-off following over a decade of trophy-laden service on Merseyside.

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England World Cup squad: Tuchel's most likely 26 players

The 12 games of the Thomas Tuchel era have yielded mixed results and performances from England. They remain one of the best sides in international football, even if they haven't played particularly well for extended stretches since the Sir Gareth Southgate era. That said, they are among the favourites to win the 2026 World Cup for several reasons.

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Trent & Watkins in, Foden out: GOAL's ideal England squad

The road to the 2026 World Cup is almost over for England. The next time the Three Lions convene, they will do so for two pre-tournament friendlies in the United States, against Costa Rica and New Zealand, before kicking-off their tournament against Croatia on June 17. They will do so as one of the favourites to go all the way, with the pressure on Thomas Tuchel and his players to finally end 60 years of hurt.

England v Uruguay - International Friendly

'Part of being an England player' - Henderson reacts to White boos

Ben White’s long-awaited return to the England fold proved to be a rollercoaster evening at Wembley. Jordan Henderson has leapt to the defence of White after the Arsenal defender was targeted by boos from his own supporters during the Three Lions' 1-1 draw with Uruguay. The veteran midfielder insisted that the public do not know the "ins and outs" of White's controversial departure from the 2022 World Cup squad in Qatar.

England v Uruguay - International Friendly

Henderson joins Rooney in exclusive England club

Jordan Henderson etched his name into English football history on Friday night. By taking the field for the Three Lions' clash against Uruguay, the Brentford midfielder has officially joined a legendary group of players whose international careers have spanned more than 15 years. It is a testament to his remarkable longevity and enduring value to the national setup.

Brentford v Newcastle United - Premier League

📽️ | Henderson explodes in altercation with Bournemouth staff member

Jordan Henderson was at the centre of a chaotic scene on Tuesday, as tempers flared after Brentford's 0-0 draw with Bournemouth. The former Liverpool captain appeared to lose his composure as he squared up to a Bournemouth staff member after the final whistle at the Vitality Stadium. Following a frustrating night, the veteran midfielder had to be physically restrained by team-mates and security personnel to prevent a touchline melee from escalating.

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Wrexham urged to target TWO Liverpool legends to boost promotion bid

Wrexham have been urged to consider making a move for two Liverpool legends in a bid to boost their hopes of promotion to the Premier League. Club owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac have made no secret of the fact that their dream is to see the Welsh club in the English top flight and former Liverpool ace Gary McAllister thinks two players in particular could be tempted to join their project.

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Inside Brentford: How Andrews is inspiring top-four charge

Every summer, Brentford seem to dance with death. They almost always sell off at least one of their best players and don't usually replace them, at least in a like-for-like sense. Yet since they were promoted to the Premier League in 2021, the Bees have never really faced the threat of relegation back to the Championship. It was, however, only this past summer that they were widely tipped to battle the drop.

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RANKED: The 10 best EPL signings of the season so far

As we reach Christmas and approach the midway point in the Premier League season, the time has come to reflect on the first half of a campaign that has delivered drama and unexpected twists in abundance. It's also the opportune moment to assess those players who completed a transfer to, or within, the English top-flight back in the summer, with a decent sample size of games now under their belts.

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Salah's showdown talks! Liverpool star meets with Henderson

Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah has been spotted holding a "secret London summit" with former Anfield team-mate Jordan Henderson. The Egyptian superstar, who will soon be heading off on Africa Cup of Nations duty, is seeing questions asked of his future on Merseyside following an explosive outburst. He is being linked with Saudi Pro League teams, with Henderson having previously spent time in that division.

Brentford v Liverpool - Premier League

Henderson backs 'world-class' Liverpool to find form

Jordan Henderson has backed “world-class” Liverpool to rediscover their form after helping Brentford inflict another defeat on his former club. The England international played a crucial role as his side secured a 3-2 victory which stretched the Reds’ losing run in the Premier League to four games, with Bees trio Dango Ouattara, Kevin Schade and Igor Thiago doing the damage.

AFC Ajax v Galatasaray A.S. - UEFA Europa League 2024/25 League Phase MD8

Ajax star insists club are still reeling from Henderson exit

Ajax’s fall from grace in both domestic and European competition has taken another grim turn, with Remko Pasveer claiming the club still hasn’t recovered from the loss of Jordan Henderson. The goalkeeper has claimed that the ex-Liverpool captain’s leadership “held everything together” and his departure to Brentford has left a void the Dutch giants can’t seem to fill.

Brentford v Manchester City - Premier League

'Tried to do the right thing' - Henderson lifts lid on sorry Saudi spell

Jordan Henderson says he “struggled” after leaving Liverpool for Saudi Arabia, admitting he might have “made different decisions” in hindsight. The England international has opened up about his controversial decision to leave the Reds to play in a country where same-sex relationships are illegal, having previously been a vocal supporter of LGBTQ+ rights.

Brentford v Manchester City - Premier League

Henderson's Brentford transfer causes trouble at former club

Jordan Henderson's Brentford transfer has reportedly caused behind-the-scenes trouble at Ajax, with the players disrupted by his exit. After his brief and turbulent stint in Saudi Arabia, Henderson had looked to rebuild his career in the Netherlands. Though his early days at Ajax were rocky, the England international eventually found his footing, becoming a consistent figure in the team’s midfield and a respected voice in the dressing room.

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Salah ist zuhause auf dem rechten Flügel – klassisch als Rechtsaußen. Von dort zieht er mit seinem linken Fuß nach innen, sucht Tempo, Platz und dann den Abschluss. Manchmal wird er auch zentral eingesetzt, aber ehrlich: Seine Paraderolle bleibt ganz klar der rechte Flügel.

Am 15. Juni 1992, in Nagrig – ein kleines Dorf in der ägyptischen Provinz al-Gharbiyya. Mitten im Nildelta, nördlich von Kairo. Dort wuchs er auf, dort sind seine Wurzeln. Bis heute kehrt er regelmäßig zurück.

Seit seinem Wechsel zum FC Liverpool läuft er mit der 11 auf. Eine Zahl, die ihn inzwischen durch seine erfolgreichsten Jahre begleitet – im Verein genauso wie im Nationalteam.

Etwa 1,75 Meter. Offizielle Angaben variieren minimal, aber die meisten Quellen bestätigen diesen Wert. Kompakt, drahtig – genau die Mischung, die zu seinem Spielstil passt.

Rund 70 Kilogramm. Exakte Daten gibt es selten, aber sein muskulöser, trotzdem schlanker Körperbau spricht dafür. Man sieht: kaum ein überflüssiges Gramm.

Das bleibt sein Geheimnis. Vermutet wird irgendwo zwischen 40 und 42 EU – passend zu seiner Größe. Öffentlich hat er das nie preisgegeben.

Ganz klar der linke. Mit ihm kommen die Tore, die Distanzschüsse, die Dribblings nach innen. Aber: Mit rechts hat er schon etliche Assists geliefert – unterschätzen sollte man ihn da nicht.

Los ging es bei Ittihad Basyoun und Othmason Tanta – kleine Clubs in seiner Region. Der große Schritt folgte mit dem Wechsel zu Al-Mokawloon, wo er auch sein Profi-Debüt gab. Von dort nahm seine Karriere Fahrt auf.

Sein Hauptwohnsitz liegt in der Nähe von Liverpool – ein großzügiges Anwesen. Zusätzlich besitzt er Häuser in Ägypten, unter anderem in Kairo. Und immer wieder zieht es ihn zurück in sein Heimatdorf Nagrig.

Seine Garage ist vielfältig. Bentley Continental GT, Bentley Bentayga – klassischer Luxus. Aber auch ein Toyota Camry steht darin. Ein Zeichen, dass er Bodenhaftung behalten will.

Nein. Hinweise auf Deutschkenntnisse gibt es keine. In Interviews hört man ihn ausschließlich auf Englisch oder Arabisch.

Zwei Töchter: Makka, geboren 2014, und Kayan, geboren 2020. Ab und zu teilt er Fotos oder Auftritte mit ihnen – ansonsten hält er das Familienleben bewusst privat.

Salah ist seit vielen Jahren mit Magi Sadeq verheiratet, seiner Jugendliebe aus Nagrig. Sie kennt ihn seit der Schulzeit. Öffentlich zeigt sie sich selten, steht aber verlässlich an seiner Seite.

Sein Vermögen wird auf rund 85 Millionen Euro geschätzt. Allein rund 350.000 Pfund pro Woche kassiert er in Liverpool. Dazu kommen lukrative Sponsorenverträge mit Adidas, Pepsi, Vodafone oder Audi. Gerade im arabischen Raum ist er längst mehr als nur ein Fußballer – dort gilt er als echte Werbe-Ikone mit enormer Strahlkraft.

Einige. Zwei Meisterschaften mit Basel, Champions-League-Sieg mit Liverpool, dazu Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup und Klub-WM. Mit Ägypten stand er zweimal im Finale des Afrika-Cups, aber der Titel fehlt ihm dort noch.

Bisher gar nicht. 2022 war er nah dran, schaffte es aber nicht in die Top 3. Trotzdem gilt er seit Jahren als einer der konstantesten Weltstars.

Noch nie. Mehrfach nominiert, aber die Auszeichnung blieb aus. Viele sehen ihn dennoch als einen der prägendsten Spieler seiner Generation.

Ja, gleich mehrere. International nennt man ihn "The Egyptian King". In seiner Heimat hört man oft einfach "Mo Salah" oder auch "Das Geschenk Gottes". Allesamt Ausdrücke von Stolz und Respekt.