Liverpool’s captain, Jordan Henderson says he deliberates less on the number of times he has featured for the Reds, as he is much concerned about succeeding games, which determines the stance of the club.

Jordan has reached a landmark of 250 league games for the club, a feat only achieved by Jamie Carragher, Steven Gerrard, Sami Hyypia, Pepe Reina and Robbie Fowler.

“Of course, I am very proud of playing for Liverpool that many times. But is it something I think about now? Not really, if I am honest," he tells Liverpoolfc.com during an exclusive chat.

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“Right now, I just concentrate on doing my best for the team, concentrate on the next game – which is the most important one. The reflection will come at the end of my career, when I finish and look back.

“Of course, it is something I am immensely proud of and I hope I can play for this club many more times. 250 league games so far, but I hope there are many more to come."

Henderson signed from Sunderland in 2011 and is enjoying his ninth season as a player for Liverpool FC. He took the skipper’s armband from Steven Gerard in 2015 and led the into their sixth European Cup glory in June. Reflecting the memories, Jordan spoke of the good and bad times and assured of better days.

“It definitely has been eventful," Henderson says. "Overall though, it’s been an amazing journey so far, one that I have thoroughly enjoyed. I think everyone would appreciate that no matter what – through the good and the bad times since I’ve been here – I’ve always given everything for the team, for the club.

"And that’s what I will continue to do, it’s the most important thing; continue to work every day for the team, the club, the fans, for everyone.”