Well yes he has players near and around him but that doesn't make it easy to play with those players. Apart from Walker, Stones, Trippier and possibly Ali the rest are your typical give and go-ers (Kane doesn't count here as he's the lone forward). Happy to make runs facing the ball in front of them but never really comfortable receiving it in tight spaces/pressing situations or willing (on 1st instinct) to run towards the player with the ball to give short options.
Going forward, this basically applies to Lingard, Ali and Sterling, who will go for the transitional plays where the reward might be high i.e through balls, quick one-twos etc but their execution is inconsistent. What that means are high turnovers of the ball = less possession = less control. Less we talk about Young's ball playing ability other than clearing it and launching long balls into the channel the better.
Henderson has plenty to criticise in terms of his individual ability and even under the 'praise' I'm giving him but his job is uniquely difficult in the team.