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Jordan Henderson has admitted that his household won’t be on the World Cup in Qatar due to security fears. The England midfielder revealed that his father was not planning to make the journey after the Champions League mismanagement in Paris.

The World Cup is lower than two months away. But there are considerations concerning the security of the followers that are touring to Qatar due to the strict legal guidelines and human rights points surrounding the event.

Henderson is the second England worldwide to speak about his household’s security in Qatar, after Eric Dier revealed he had advised his household not to fly there. The Liverpool captain was quoted by the Daily Star as saying:

“I suppose it was fairly horrific [Champions League final situation]. When I spoke to a few of my mates, like my household and my dad, it was it was fairly dangerous.

“I suppose as a fan, when you’re going to the sport and you do not really feel snug and you’re feeling threatened by no matter scenario, you are not going to want to go once more.

“And it’s as simple as that really. My family and friends have had a couple of experiences over the last couple of years which have really shocked them – and probably put them off going to future games.”

He added:

“Hopefully that adjustments in the close to future when it will get nearer to the event. But once you see scenes like you’ve in the Euros closing and Champions League closing, then they do not actually want to go and put themselves in that scenario once more. My dad stated that after the Champions League closing that that was him executed.

“When it will get nearer to it, I suppose there’s lots of safety components and issues that are happening in Qatar that I’m certain will make individuals extra protected.

“But when you’ve had those experiences sometimes you think is it worth risking it. If it was me, I wouldn’t want to put myself in that situation. But we will have to see closer to the time.”