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French football legend Thierry Henry has spoken about his plans as a coach for the future.
Arsenal legend Thierry Henry cast doubt on possible return to coaching
Thierry Henry’s last position was that of coach of the France Espoirs team at the Olympic Games.
He told CBS Sport: “Do I still want to coach?” I don’t know. I can’t go any further on this question in terms of what I’m going to do next because I don’t know what’s going to happen. »
Henry enjoys his role as a consultant
“But I’m happy with CBS, and I’ve made sure I can do both, he continued. It takes time. I know it’s just the national team and it’s not a daily job, but it takes time to think about the team we’re going to have, to do scouting, and all this. It’s not easy.”
Henry concluded by saying that he was very happy in his role as a consultant: “We are a show that a lot of people talk about. The ironic thing is that it’s an American show and everyone in Europe is talking about it. I never thought in my life that I would be stopped in the street, and the first thing I would have done would not have been my playing career. I can go on vacation to the United States or wherever, and people come up to me and say, “I love your show, and you’re really funny.” It reminds me and everyone that we have something special here.”
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