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Restoring trust in Henderson ‘will take some time’ for LGBTQ+ community
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As antisemitism spread across Europe and the United States in the 1920s and 1930s, Benny Leonard and Jack ‘Kid’ Berg became symbols of hope and resilience, writes JOHN WIGHT
ENGLAND midfielder Jordan Henderson should expect “some tough times” from the LGBTQ+ community when he returns from Saudi Arabia, according to a European supporters’ equality campaign group.
Former Liverpool captain Henderson signed for Saudi Pro League side al-Ettifaq in a lucrative but controversial move last summer.
The 33-year-old looks set for a return to Europe after reportedly reaching an agreement with al-Ettifaq to terminate his contract and sign for Dutch giants Ajax.
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