Jordan Henderson has addressed the speculation about his future at Ajax, dismissing rumours of a potential move to Monaco in January. The former Liverpool captain joined Ajax over a year ago after a brief stint with Al-Ettifaq in Saudi Arabia. Since then, he has played 45 matches for the Dutch club and led them as captain during the 2024-25 season.Despite reports suggesting Henderson might leave, he reaffirmed his commitment to Ajax following their 2-1 victory over Feyenoord. Speaking at a press conference, Henderson stated, "Everyone knows the club's financial situation. Money has to be created and that can be done by letting big earners leave." He acknowledged being one of those high earners but emphasised that both he and the club decided it was best for him to stay.Henderson expressed his happiness about remaining at Ajax, saying he plans to stay until the end of the season before reassessing his options. He criticised media reports for spreading falsehoods about him, which he found disrespectful and hurtful. "Untruths were told about me as a person," he said, adding that such misinformation affects not only him but also his family.The midfielder highlighted how personal attacks in the media have affected his family. "I am a human being with family, parents, a wife and children," Henderson explained. He stressed that reading false stories is distressing for them and questioned the sources of these inaccurate reports.Ahead of Ajax's Europa League match against Galatasaray on Thursday, Henderson passed the captaincy to Remko Pasveer. This decision came amid ongoing discussions about his role within the team. In another post-match press conference, Henderson engaged in a heated exchange with journalists questioning his professionalism.Henderson defended himself vigorously against accusations from reporters. "I think 99% of people, if they knew the inside information, wouldn't have played the game [on Thursday]," he remarked. He criticised those questioning his dedication and character as being unfairly harsh.