At Anfield, after the win over Fulham, there is great joy in the fact that they have left Manchester City behind them in the league standings and are now focused on catching Arsenal, who have two points more than the Reds. The team is now focused on catching up with Arsenal, who have two points more than the Reds, so this encourages the team to keep working to improve, which is what drives the team to continue on the same path.
The changes made during the last transfer window have resulted in a positive change in the team, as they have improved in all sectors of the pitch. The departures of Jordan Henderson, Fabinho and Roberto Firmino do not seem to have affected the team at all, and at the beginning of the season it was believed that they would be losses that would affect the team, however the changes have been positive.
After the last game where Liverpool beat Fulham, Virgil Van Dijk came out at Anfield as the captain, wearing the LGBT+ rainbow captain's armband. This leaves Henderson, who was recently criticised by England's only openly gay player Jake Daniels, exposed, opening up another piece of bad news for Henderson.
After his arrival in Arabia, the main problem that affected Jordan Henderson's image was the fact that he arrived in a country where homosexuality is considered a crime punishable by death and is therefore forbidden. This was a blow to the LGBT community, who spoke out against Henderson's decision. So Liverpool's armband in the match against Fulham is a blow to Henderson's current situation.
While Liverpool are getting better and better, and with every game Jürgen Klopp knows what to do to keep his team performing in the same way and at the same time improving. However, the change does not seem to have been the same for Jordan Henderson, who has had a very difficult arrival and stay in Saudi Arabia, where his career seems to be going downhill, as he was promised a revolution for a growing league and all he has found is being the protagonist of many scandals that are sinking more and more of his career.
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