Is Jordan Henderson leaving Liverpool in favor of Saudi Arabia?

Liverpool's captain is facing a huge dilemma: should he remain loyal to Liverpool or secure his financial future by switching to Al Ettifaq in Saudi Arabia? Former Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard is the coach at Al Ettifaq, and Jordan Henderson is rumored to be his top priority on the list. They are reportedly prepared to offer Henderson a contract that would quadruple his current salary.
Before making his final decision, Henderson will likely have a conversation with Jurgen Klopp regarding his future at Liverpool's team. The clubs will also need to reach an agreement, but that is seen as the least problematic aspect, as finances do not seem to be a hindrance in Saudi Arabia now.

If a transfer were to become a reality, it would mean that a legend is leaving the club. Henderson has been instrumental in the rebuilding of Liverpool under Jürgen Klopp, and along the way, he has lifted both the Premier League and Champions League trophies. He has fought hard to earn respect from the media and fans, and he has become a beloved figure among Liverpool supporters. This admiration extends beyond his on-field performances, as he has been actively involved in various charitable projects and has made financial contributions to support them, while also engaging with the local community.

Therefore, Liverpool's official LGBT+ fans' group has expressed significant concerns about a potential move to Saudi Arabia, where homosexuality is prohibited—a cause that Henderson has previously stood up for.

Henderson’s Liverpool career: 
Games: 492
Goals: 33
Assists: 61

Trophies at Liverpool: 
-    1x Champions League
-    1x FIFA Club World Cup winner
-    1x Premier League
-    1x UEFA Super Cup winner
-    1x FA Cup
-    2x English Cup winner
-    1x English Super Cup winner 

There are clear factors weighing against a move to Saudi Arabia, primarily the deep emotional connection Henderson has with Liverpool. It is likely that he still dreams of winning more titles for the club. Additionally, a transfer would most likely mean the end of his international career with the English national team, potentially causing him to miss out on events such as the European Championship next summer.

On the other hand, the advantage of a move would undoubtedly be the significant financial gain, which could secure his family's future for life. The prospect of reuniting with Steven Gerrard, his former teammate and now coach at Al Ettifaq, would also be a positive aspect to consider.