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Get unlimited access to our expert Premier League analysis with a sport-only Telegraph subscription - £40 for 12 months (less than £1 a week) There was a time when Jordan Henderson was in the shadow of the illustrious Liverpool captains preceding him. Now he stands apart from the legends, soon to become the first Anfield skipper to lift the European Cup, Club World Cup and English championship. Emlyn Hughes, Phil Thompson and Graeme Souness were able to get their hands on two, and a year ago Henderson mirrored the success of his mentor Steven Gerrard with Champions League victory That triumph prompted the 30-year-old to get a tattoo of the European Cup on his left thigh. Will he be doing likewise with the Premier League trophy? "Possibly. A few of the lads have mentioned that to be fair. So I don't think I can let them down, but we'll have to wait and see,” he said. Typically, Henderson played down his personal achievement to dedicate the club's 19th title to the ex-skipper who handed over the armband in 2015.
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