No more lies, Henderson reveals who the real Liverpool captain is

The Reds' painful result at home to Aston Villa was a big lesson as their seven-game winning streak came to a halt, and it was then that reflection among those who are staying and those who are leaving came to the fore. Jordan Henderson spoke about his role in the team.

In recent days the Englishman has been singled out for his actions and even statements that have not gone down well with the fans who doubt that the 32-year-old midfielder will continue to captain The Pool next season. A group of fans on social media have begun to nominate Alisson Becker.

For the Daily Mail, Jordan Henderson spoke about James Milner's farewell after eight seasons at Anfield. "I remember when he came in, he said he wanted to win the Champions League here. He doesn't get the headlines but he is so important to a successful team and everything that goes on in the background that people don't see," said the still captain.

Henderson wants to win over fans

This weekend Milner could be set for his last game as a Pool player, having extended his contract last summer, but this time, the England defender himself told Klopp that his playing career was over and that now, after talking it over with his family, a new phase in his professional career would follow.