Premier League winner urged to make move to specific club amid bubbling Rangers and Sunderland speculation

A Premier League winner has been urged to make a specific transfer move amid bubbling Rangers speculation.

Jordan Henderson wrote himself into Liverpool folklore when he won the Premier League title with the Reds, alongside a Champions League success during the Jurgen Klopp era. His move to Saudi Arabia with Al Ettifaq didn’t work out amid the backdrop of fierce opposition to the switch after exiting Liverpool.

He is now in Holland with Ajax but there is mounting talk another move could be in the offing this winter. The January transfer window is a few months away yet but the Daily Record report that Philippe Clement’s Rangers have been touted as a potential landing spot.

Boyhood club Sunderland have also been mentioned as a possible destination. Former Sunderland and Liverpool striker Darren Bent reckons that the Black Cats is where Henderson should opt for amid the bubbling talk of Rangers.

He told talkSPORT: "I mean, he's 34, but I still think he could definitely do a job in the Premier League, 100 per cent - he looks after himself.

"I just feel going back to Sunderland makes sense, you know what I mean? That's his club, that's where he started, that's where I played with him, and I'm sure the fans would love him back.

"He's had an unbelievable career when you look back at what he's won, what he's done, he's competed for England, he's had an incredible career. So I think for Sunderland fans it's almost like a homecoming, and I think that'd be really nice for him to go there."