Jordan Henderson 'farewell video to Liverpool leaked from CCTV footage' ahead of Saudi Pro League transfer

Jordan Henderson is set to complete his move from Liverpool to Al Ettifaq - and footage of his 'farewell video' appears to have been leaked on social media.

The 33-year-old has agreed terms on a deal reportedly worth close to £700,000-per-week to join the Saudi Pro League side, ending a 12-year association at Liverpool.

Henderson lifted the Premier League and Champions League titles as club captain at Anfield, but is now set to move on to the next stage of his career. He was not included on Liverpool's pre-season tour of Germany.

On Tuesday, the midfielder was spotted filming a video on the Anfield pitch, adding further speculation that an official departure is imminent.

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Liverpool appear to be already acting in response to their captain's exit, placing a £37 million bid for Southampton midfielder Romeo Lavia on Tuesday.

However, The Athletic's David Ornstein subsequently revealed that the offer had been turned down by the Saints, with the Championship side looking for a fee of £50 million.

As that saga develops, preparations for Henderson's official exit continue.

Jordan Henderson video 'leaked'

A video, appearing to be from CCTV footage, was posted by Twitter user @AlexHLFC. It shows Henderson, in a white shirt and using his phone, sat alongside and opposite two other people.

Next to Henderson is an unidentifiable person operating a laptop, who is editing footage as the Reds captain watches on.

Although footage is relatively grainy, the video preview on the top right shows Henderson celebrating a variety of Liverpool goals in different Reds kits.

There is a timestamp visible at the top of the clip, but it is unclear when the video was actually taken - or the exact original source of the video.

Henderson's exit, however, is set to be announced soon, with the England international having completed a medical with Al Ettifaq.

As per Sky Sports, he has already said his goodbyes to his Reds team-mates, who are set to begin the post-Henderson era on Sunday when they take on Leicester in a friendly in Singapore.

SPORTbible has contacted Liverpool Football Club for comment.