Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson returned to practice with his teammates and addressed the big controversy surrounding the Premier League renewal

• Henderson arrives at Liverpool's training facility

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Jordan Henderson was happy to return to Liverpool training and challenged his friends by saying that he was looking forward to 'returning from exactly where they stopped' when the English league resumed. Liverpool captain joined his teammates who returned to the Mighty Reds training gutter yesterday after a two-month break that ended as a result of the Corona virus crisis. Liverpool, like all clubs in England, works in small groups and follows the guidelines of social moving away.

Henderson was interviewed and told about returning to training: "It was great to come back and see all the friends, play with the ball and interact with each other. It was really good and something I've been waiting for a long time. When something like that happens, it puts everything in a different perspective. I'm in it now, there's been a lot of time to think about things. "

"My mind was always to stay as fit as possible so it was time to come back and play. I have to be ready and so are my teammates. We all need to have the ability to play at the highest level and finish the season as we started. Fitness. "

Unlike other players who criticized the desire to return to play, Henderson praised the Premier League captaincy: "I feel very comfortable with all the steps our Premier League and club have taken with all the other team members. We feel comfortable and that is why we are here practicing. Make the return as safe as possible. " 

About colleagues who do not feel comfortable returning to play said: "I completely respect their opinion and their decision not to go back to practice or play. I think everyone is in a different position with their families and home. Going to work. "