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Henry is an experienced football writer with a huge passion and knowledge of the game.
With over a decade of writing under his belt, he has been part of Snack Media's freelance team since 2020. He is also a main contributor for This Is Anfield, one of the world's biggest Reds-related sites, where he writes features and news, and covers matchday content, from live blogs to the dreaded Player Ratings.
Henry is a Liverpool fan, which you may have guessed, and has also written articles for the Times and the Guardian, as well as featured on the radio on BBC Radio 5 Live and LBC.
Over the years, he has also accumulated nearly 30,000 followers on Twitter and become a known voice on all things Reds.
Liverpool continue to pursue a move for Crystal Palace and England star Adam Wharton, with talks now reportedly taking place over a move to Anfield.
The 21-year-old has emerged as one of the most promising young players in the country, bringing so much maturity in the middle of the park for Palace.
The £100m-rated Wharton also started for England in their 2-0 win away to Albania on Sunday, which could be the first start of many for the Three Lions in the coming years, having been hailed by former Palace teammate Eberechi Eze.
"He's an incredible player to play with. Playing with him at Palace, I've got used to seeing the way he plays and understanding him. He's very calm, composed, and a joy to play with. For someone so young, he's very mature and very wise. When you speak to him, it feels like you're speaking to someone older than you, that's the type of person he is. He's an incredible player."
Liverpool have been linked with signing Wharton for months now, but he stayed put in the summer, and now an encouraging fresh update has dropped.
Liverpool in talks to sign Adam Wharton
According to a new update from DaveOCKop, Liverpool are "holding initial talks" over the signing of Wharton in 2026, as they ramp up their interest in him.
It is stated that this is a move that is "likely for the summer of 2026 rather than in the January window", with Palace understandably keen on keeping hold of one of their most prized assets until at least the end of this season.
Wharton stands out as an exceptional option for Liverpool, with the youngster already such an impressive performer for Palace, playing with maturity beyond his years.
He is an unruffled presence with the ability to not only dictate games at his own pace from his deep-lying midfield role, but also put out fires, showing good positional sense and making importantly-timed tackles.
Granted, Wharton wouldn't arrive at Liverpool on the cheap, especially as he is a young English player, but he could be worth every penny over time, becoming a fulcrum of the Reds' midfield after already beating them twice this season in the Community Shield and Premier League.
With some doubts persisting over Alexis Mac Allister's long-term future at Anfield, the England star could be a great choice to come in alongside Ryan Gravenberch, although it would still be far better to sign him and also keep hold of the Argentine World Cup winner.
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