Klopp willing to let Henderson leave

LIVERPOOL captain Jordan Henderson is facing an uncertain future this summer as Jurgen Klopp plans the next stage of his Anfield revolution.

Henderson has struggled under Klopp this season and was substituted during their Europa League triumph at Old Trafford on Thursday.

Liverpool could fetch about £20million for the midfielder, which

By Joe Bernstein would be used to fund potential targets Mario Goetze, Leandro Paredes and Javier Hernandez.

Klopp refused to rule out Henderson’s departure should the player knock on his door following reported interest from Spurs. ‘Nobody in the world, maybe only Messi, is unsellable,’ said Klopp, whose team travel to Southampton today.

‘I am pretty sure it is only a rumour [Spurs] but if not and if any player comes to me and says he doesn’t feel comfortable and wants to leave, style of play, more money, then you always have to start thinking.’

Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge will not have any training restrictions placed on him by Klopp when he joins up with England this week.

Sturridge, 26, has not played for his country since 2014 and was at the centre of a row between previous boss Brendan Rodgers and Roy Hodgson about being overworked on international duty.

But Klopp said: ‘It is absolutely the best moment since I have been here with Daniel so we don’t have to tell them [England], please have an eye on him and let him rest. Daniel is in really good shape.’