has confirmed he has approved Liverpool’s decision to sell Jordan Henderson ahead of the midfielder’s imminent move to the Saudi Pro League.
, who are now managed by Steven Gerrard, and Henderson is now expected to finalise his move to Saudi Arabia.
Henderson, who has captained Liverpool since Gerrard’s departure in 2015, has agreed a deal with Al-Ettifaq worth £350,000 a week.
The 33-year-old has travelled with Liverpool’s squad for their camp in Germanybut he was not included in the squad for their 4-2 win over Karlsruher on Wednesday.
When asked about Henderson’s absence after the game, Klopp said: ‘There’s actually nothing to say.
‘As long as things are not really finally decided, we don’t have to talk about it. There will be a moment where we probably have to talk about it, but it’s not now.
‘I don’t know that anything is decided, which means nothing to say in the moment. But that’s even better for you because you can speculate, which is much more fun! If I say something then it’s finished!
‘In the end, all of these decisions are made by me.
‘And because I respect the players a lot, it’s usually [with the player’s] consent. It was in this case, and it is all fine.’
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