Jordan Henderson thinks about Steven Gerrard's Al-Ettifaq's enticing offer.

 A formal offer from Al-Ettifaq is likely to be made if Henderson is ready to accept an unplanned transfer.

Jordan Henderson, an English football player and the captain of Liverpool, is most likely to leave the British club after 12 years in exchange for a substantial offer from Al-Ettifaq, a new Saudi club that Steven Gerrard owns.

The Liverpool captain originally expressed qualms about leaving Anfield and relocating to the Middle East with his family, but Al-Ettifaq is working extremely hard to recruit him. The 33-year-old midfielder is currently thinking over the two-year contract offer, which would quadruple his current weekly salary of £200,000 and include a third year's option.

Al-Ettifaq has not yet made an official offer to Liverpool, but if Henderson is open to the unexpected transfer, it is probable that one will be made in the coming days.

This week, the midfielder is anticipated to speak with manager Jürgen Klopp to explore his chances of seeing regular playing time for his current team in the following campaign. The football player's decision as he considers his alternatives may be influenced by the outcome of these discussions.

Henderson has two years left on his contract and made 43 appearances for Liverpool the previous season. He remains the team's crucial captain both on and off the pitch, especially in light of the departures of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Naby Keta on free transfers, as well as former vice-captain James Milner, who joined Brighton this summer.

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