Call me crazy, but I believe I can be successful coach, says Thierry Henry
Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has opened up about his short managerial stint at former club AS Monaco, where the 42-year-old struggled to make an impact. Over the course of 20 games that he managed, Henry managed just four wins with Monaco eventually replacing him with Leonardo Jardim.
Thierry Henry has revealed that he could become a successful coach despite an unsuccessful tenure at AS Monaco. The 42-year-old took over the Ligue 1 giants in 2018 but a mere 20 matches later he was sacked by the club, winning just four games. The clubĀ dropped even further down the Ligue 1 tableĀ after Henry's appointment, although Leonardo Jardimās re-appointment did help them survive.
But despite his struggles, Henry has revealed in an exclusive to the Telegraph that he would love to coach again and that he believes he has the ability to one day become a successful manager. The Frenchman has further added that heās already got five job offers, although he hasnāt got the right one yet.
āCall me crazy if you want, but I love football and I believe I can be a successful coach. Iām not thinking about the pain, Iām not thinking about failure. I donāt like easy. I like to lead and itās on me to make it happen. The same when I joined Arsenal as a player, the same when I went to Belgium with Roberto,ā Henry told the Telegraph in an exclusive.
āItās an evolution. My phone didnāt ring for four months after I left Monaco and then all of a sudden I got five calls. Some were not what I was looking for and some were as a number two. I wonāt do a number two job because I want to be a number one. I came out of it fully reassured thatās what I want to do, zero doubt about it,ā he concluded.
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