Liam Henderson is a Scottish midfielder, born on 23 August 1996 (age 30), and an imposing 6ft 3in (1.91m). His game has largely been built around the central areas, with much of his senior football coming as a defensive midfielder or centre-back for Falkirk.
His early loan spells helped give him the senior grounding that players at his stage need, but the career has been shaped far more clearly by what followed at Falkirk. Across four league seasons there, Henderson has made 94 league appearances and scored nine league goals, making that spell the substantial part of his professional record rather than a passing stop.
The 2024–25 season was his most productive in league terms, with six goals in 35 appearances. That return added a bit more edge to a player whose main value has usually been steadier work: size, position, and a willingness to operate in the less glamorous parts of the pitch.
In 2026–27, he has made three league appearances for Falkirk, along with four League Cup appearances, including one goal, and three Scottish Cup appearances. Across all competitions for the club that season, he has 10 appearances and one goal.
His market value is around £85,000, according to Transfermarkt. Henderson’s career is, in plain terms, a Falkirk story above all else: a Scottish professional with a clear role, a long run at one club, and a record built more on durability than decoration.
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