Jordan Henderson Injuries

'Jordan picked up a knock on international duty. He will be out for a few weeks.' 'Probably Jordan next... We're not entirely sure [when he will return]. I don't particularly like putting a timescale on it, because sometimes, it's unrealistic and gets hopes up, but he's not too far away. A couple of weeks, I'd say.' 'Rico (Henry) not as close... Vitaly (Janelt) and Jordan (Henderson) are pretty close, so we'll make a decision on that tomorrow, but they've made good progress.' 'Jordan will be involved tomorrow, so he's had a good week of training as well.'

'There was slight contact on the top of the foot or ankle. He might have rolled it as he landed. We felt at HT that it wasn't worth risking. Could he potentially have played on? Maybe. I'm not sure. But we made a decision not to risk it. We'll see how he is over the coming days.' 'Jordan, obviously, an ankle knock, contact, and rolled it... He's made really good progress - it was the right decision to take him off, the medics did well with that. He’s back on the grass, and we’ll see how he is for tomorrow.' 'Jordan (Henderson) has been back on the grass, and hopefully he'll be involved.'

'I had to make some changes, with Dango (Ouattara) going away and a couple of knocks to Thiago and Jordan (Henderson).' 'Jordan (Henderson) and Thiago picked up little knocks against Leeds. I don't know [if they'll be available] is the honest answer. They've been with the medics today, and we'll see how they are going into the game.'

'Jordan wasn't quite well enough. He'll be back in tomorrow.'

'Hendo, we have to see. He had yesterday a scan, didn't see the results yet. It will not be a big thing, but maybe it's enough to rule out for tomorrow - I don't know that yet.'

'He has a concussion, [it's] normal procedure. It's not massive, but we always follow the protocols. The next day we did a test, and it was not 100 per cent, so we follow the protocol. He will be ready for the next game.' 'He did exactly what he was allowed to do yesterday - big parts of team training without heading. And from today on, I think he's completely allowed to do everything.'

'So, Hendo, yes, he's available. He trained yesterday completely normal so should be fine. He had a little thing but serious enough not to be involved in the last game.'

'I was worried when I saw the situation because it was in front of me. I think he got knee on knee; so painful. A bruise, probably. Really painful, but as far as I know now, nothing else, and that should be fine.' 'We have to wait a little bit. It's a knock; he was a bit stiff yesterday and had only treatment. So, we will see how he will be today. I expect him to be OK, to be honest.'

'Obviously Hendo is injured; he got a hamstring [injury], which is absolutely not helpful. I don't think so. [It was] that serious that he couldn't carry on, so it was no tactical change.' 'We are still waiting for the result [of his MRI scan]. He is definitely out, he is injured, but the extent I don’t know.'

"Today was [a] second recovery [day] for him. Apart from that, there are no issues. He is fine."

"Hendo, yes, definitely will be back. That's the plan, was the plan before the game and is still the plan now. If nothing happens, he will play on Sunday."

" "Henderson has a cold. He's the only one with proper symptoms and we had to send him home."

"It’s not a serious injury but in this short period of time we have to see if he is ready for Saturday. But after that, 100 per cent, and possibly for Arsenal as well."

"Hendo trained today in Liverpool. We will meet him on Saturday [and] we will see if he plays a few minutes [vs Athletic] or not. Probably more likely in the second game [vs Osasuna]."

"He doesn't train normal in this moment. It's a decision for Gareth and Jordan. There's a chance for England for sure, not for us unfortunately."

"Trained [fully] yesterday. Like always we these things we have to see how they react overnight and what they can do today."

"We have now two days more [recovery] than we had last week. Things like this show up the next day slightly different. In the moment I am rather positive."

"Hendo trained yesterday, parts of team training and then had his individual session, so we have to see what we do with that."

"He has absolutely no muscle issues. It is all fine, he is not injured anymore, so now we have to make sure he can make the next step. What that means for the weekend, I don’t know."

"Timing-wise, not perfect that he cannot play today, but that’s how it is. We will see how he develops, [there are] a few days until Leeds."

"[Jordan] is ready but what we do with that, I don’t know... or maybe I know and I don’t say!"

"Yes. [It was a kick] on the shin. It was bleeding but he told me afterwards 'I could have carried on!', so obviously it is not so bad this time."

"I was all right. I was fine, I don’t know, maybe the gaffer thought I was hobbling about a bit. But no, it’s fine."

"He got a knock on his ankle, that’s pretty much all. A bit of pain, no problem, [he] didn’t twist [it]. It’s only painful, not a problem."

"We know now that it's serious enough probably to rule him out for the weekend. The international break will be long enough hopefully to bring him back. It’s a little one with the ankle."

"Jordan trained yesterday as well for the first time; it was not that long a break but it was a muscle issue. We need to have another look today."

"Has been carrying a bit of an injury. He had some game time the other night and wasn't really happy with it."

"We have to see how he reacts. In the first session it looked like he trained for the whole 3 weeks. He was in a really good shape."

"Towards the last 20 mins I overstretched and I felt [my hamstring]. But it doesn’t feel too bad, so hopefully it’ll be fine."

"It is close, but maybe close and not enough time for Swansea. But [after that] he is back and that’s good news."

"Now he is on a good way and, yes, will be involved."