Jordan Henderson squares up to his team-mate during Europa League game, he completely lost it

Jordan Henderson was furious with one of his Ajax teammates during their 4-0 win over Besiktas in the Europa League.

The first round of the Europa league got underway this week, with teams like Manchester United, Roma and Tottenham Hotspur all in action.

Ajax continued their impressive unbeaten run this season by confidently winning their first match in this season's competition, beating Turkish side Besiktas 4-0.

But during the match, captain Henderson was spotted losing his head with one of his teammates for a mistake they made in the game.

The incident occurred shortly after the hour mark as winger Bertrand Traore made a mistake which gave the ball to his opponent.

Despite being 3-0 up at the time, Henderson was infuriated at the mistake and immediately approached him to angrily criticised him for the sloppy play.

Traore clearly was not happy with what his 34-year-old captain was saying to him and began to argue back, before team mates, Devyne Rensch and then Kian Fitz-Jim were forced to split the pair up and end the argument.

Speaking after the game about the incident, Henderson said: "My moment with Traore? If you watch me play over the years, that's pretty normal to be honest.

"Intimidating? It's football! We want to win, we want to improve. If we concede a goal there is still much time left. Sometimes you will have words with each other but it's good, it keeps everybody on their toes."

Less than 10 minutes later, Mika Godts scored his second goal of the match to deny Besiktas any hopes of a spectacular comeback and take the scoreline to 4-0 for the hosts.

Jordan Henderson and Bertrand Traore had to be seperated by their teammates. (Image: Getty)

Henderson joined the Dutch giants from Al-Ettifaq in January, just months after coming to the Saudi Pro League side from Liverpool.

He quickly established himself with Ajax, making 22 appearances, and now captains the side.

Speaking to CBS Sports, after the win on Thursday, he said: "From start to finish we were dominant in the game. Some really good stuff, some good goals. We were clinical in front of goal and most importantly the clean sheet as well. Overall it was a very good night for us."