Sunderland has once again relocated for Jordan Henderson, when he decides his next club, reports Fabrizio Romano.
Sunderland are set to get a very busy window after being pushed to Premier League. With the survival of the top flight, the goal will be very interesting to see how SAFC approaches the summer.
In January, black cats were widely linked to a movement to return to the Jordan Henderson Club. Henderson was accommodated in Holland with Ajax, but now moves after the end of the season.
Now, before summer, Henderson will decide in his next phase, depending on the transfer of Guru Fabrizio RomanoThrough X. Henderson suggests that he is interested in the Premier League and Serie A, and can also affect Ajax’s annual extension.
The journalist Mike Verwej Nederlander proposed that he could leave Ajax. Talk to a podcast and report Football areaSunderland said he has a good idea to sign.
Scottish giants should also decide to leave this summer in the same boat. It is worth noting that Henderson took part in Safck Wembley when he secured promotion on Saturday.
The perfect signature of Sunderland?
Henderson Sunderland would be a great pickup before the first season in the Premier League. The academy degree has played more than 400 games in the top flight.
His experience would be essential if Sunderland should make his return. Dan Neil would also be a great tutor, as the winner of the League Premier League can learn as a veteran game and graduate from Black Cats Academy.
The SAFC market will be on the market for another midfielder to compete with Neil, and Henderson could be the perfect choice for promoted sides.
Don’t be defoe disasters
Henderson’s links may remind some Sunderland fans to return to the Jermain Defoe club in 2022. However, this movement is another scenario.
Defoe had April Rangers before his return, which finally had two months after he got without score. Henderson, however, played a large standard with Ajax.
This season has made 45 appearances this season, 7.1 match assessment (average)Fotmob). In 34 years, it would still have a lot to offer SAFC.
2025-05-28 09:46:00
