Thierry Henry: Last News

Lionel Messi's personal well-being is behind his struggles at PSG and has urged fans to be patient.Messi sealed an emotional exit from Barcelona in the summer in the wake of the Catalan giants horrific financial problems.That opened the door for PSG to seal a sensational swoop for the 34-year-old superstar.But Messi has struggled to adapt to life in Paris and has looked a shell of his former self for the French giants.The attacker has managed just seven goals in 24 games this term; a far cry from the 38 goals he bagged in 47 games during his final year for Barca.However, Henry has defended Messi's dire start to life at the Parc des Princes.And he believes that the emotional trauma of having to quit his beloved Barca was always going to have a huge impact on his ability to hit the ground running in France.“You’d have to ask him, I can’t speak for him. But, when we talk about Messi or Neymar, who are exceptional players, we too often forget that [personal] aspect," Henry told L’Equipe.Do you think Messi will still come good in Paris? Let us know in the comments section“When Lionel cried on leaving Barcelona, that wasn’t part of the plan.

Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards went absolutely ballistic in the CBS studio after Kylian Mbappe scored a last-gasp winning goal for PSG in the Champions League.Mbappe, 23, netted a 95th-minute winner for Mauricio Pochettino's side as the Parisian giants registered a 1-0 win over Real Madrid in the round of 16 first leg.The goal came as a massive relief to the 47,000 supporters inside the Parc Des Princes with PSG heavily tipped for a first European triumph due to their star-studded squad.And the last-minute winner was not only celebrated in Paris but across the channel as well with Carragher and Richards left screaming at their on-screen monitors.Taking a break from Sky Sports duties due to rivals BT Sport gaining exclusive rights to the Champions League, the duo were broadcasting live on American channel CBS Sports.Appearing alongside Thierry Henry, the ex-Arsenal and France legend was quick to celebrate his compatriot's goal with a fist bump and a wide smile.HAVE YOUR SAY! Can Kylian Mbappe guide PSG to Champions League glory? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Former Manchester City defender Micah Richards couldn't contain his excitement as Kylian Mbappe scored a stunning last-gasp winner to give Paris Saint-Germain a valuable lead over Real Madrid in the Champions League.

Manchester City star Sergio Aguero has named John Terry as the toughest opponent he faced during his time in the Premier League. Aguero, who last played for Barcelona, made the difficult decision to hang up his boots in December due to a heart condition.The Argentine forward started his career at Independiente before moving to Atletico Madrid in 2006 - but it was at City where he cemented his standing as one of the game's most lethal marksman.

t David Beckham would not have even managed to secure a place on the Arsenal bench during the 2003/04 season.The TV presenter was watching the Super Bowl when he compared LA Rams’ wide receiver, Odell Beckham Junior, with the former England international.“Great to watch a Beckham who can actually play football,” Morgan tweeted. But Gary Lineker came in and stood up for the former Manchester United winger.

Gary Neville says that he thought Wayne Rooney was a "dirty little b*****d" the first time he came across him.Rooney was on the brink of the Everton first-team at just 16 years old when then-manager David Moyes deployed him in the reserves to test his mettle against sterner opposition.And that opposition couldn't have been much tougher: a Manchester United team that contained first-team stalwarts Neville and Nicky Butt.But typically, Rooney did not care for their reputations - and laid it straight onto them."I played against him as a 16-year-old in a reserve team game," Neville said, in the new Amazon Prime Video documentary, Rooney."He booted me and David May and I couldn't believe it.

emerging from the MLS, rather than simply retiring there - as the likes of Alphonso Davies, Christian Pulisic and Weston McKennie have proven.Its reputation as a 'retirement division' is rapidly diminishing, but it'll be tough to completely shake given how many of football's most talented individuals have hung up their boots following stateside stints in recent years.Here, Daily Star Sport has taken a look back at 10 of the very best.After pretty much winning everything available to him with Arsenal and Barcelona, Thierry Henry signed for the New York Red Bulls in 2010.Although very much into his twilight years at that point, the Frenchman had no trouble for scoring for fun, just as he'd done in the Premier League for so many years.For four seasons in a row, Henry's MLS goal tally reached double figures before he eventually called it a day in 2014.Is the MLS a glorified retirement home for elite footballers? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...The pitiful season he spent with Manchester United aside, English fans shouldn't forget how fabulous a player Bastian Schweinsteiger was at his best.The man dubbed 'the brain' of Germany's midfield by Joachim Low, Schweinsteiger was an integral part of his nation's famous World Cup triumph in 2014, and won a whopping eight Bundesliga titles with Bayern Munich.He joined Chicago Fire in 2017 after being effectively booted out of Old Trafford by Jose Mourinho, and spent two years in America before hanging up his boots in 2019.Orlando City supporters must have had to scratch their eyes when 2007 Ballon d'Or winner Kaka joined their ranks in 2015.The the former AC Milan midfielder was - for a time - the most in-demand footballer on the planet, and his move to Real

TikTok and Instagram star Francis Bourgeois has reclaimed the word by sharing video of his passion, actually spotting trains.Francis has racked up 1.3 million dedicated followers and has been sharing fun times with the likes of Thierry Henry and Joe Jonas, as well as a featuring on ITV's This Morning.His feel-good videos have proved to be a small chunk of harmless fun during the day and people are also inspired by his apparent enthusiasm, as well as his fashion sense.Francis' 'drip' has now earned him a collaboration with some of the fashion world's biggest names and has starred in one of their adverts.So who is Francis?Francis' real name is Luke Nicolson and his passion stretches back through most of his life.He told ITV This morning: "I'd say I've been transporting all my life. It started for me in Northwest London where I was brought up from the age of zero to six."I used to travel around London with my parents on the Bakerloo line from Willesden Junction.

He's the name on everyone's lips right now, but did you know that Francis Bourgeois isn't the moniker the TikTok star was born with? The avid trainspotter, who has captivated the British public with his social media videos, can frequently be seen giving tours of his favourite trains and enthusiastically greeting passing railed vehicles. Since then, he has become a TikTok sensation, has appeared on This Morning alongside Phil and Holly and has introduced millions of people to the world of trainspotting. But it has been revealed that the star's real name is actually Luke Nicolson.

Arsenal's trip to take on West Ham at the London Stadium back in 2019 - and introducing her left host Robbie red-faced.AFTV was created back in 2012 as a platform for Arsenal supporters to get their views across, and they now have 1.4 million YouTube subscribers and interviews with Olivier Giroud, Ian Wright and Thierry Henry among others.The preview show for their trip across London in January of 2019 went in a different direction, getting a Hammers fan on the show to give their thoughts on the upcoming encounter.Before Mia had the chance to explain why she supports West Ham and how she saw the fixture going, Robbie was left confused about how to explain how she became famous.Robbie begins by saying: "Welcome along to AFTV.

Southampton midfielder James Ward-Prowse has revealed his goal of breaking David Beckham's record of goals scored from direct free kicks, as well as one day meeting the former Manchester United number seven.

James Ward-Prowse equalled Cristiano Ronaldo's Premier League free-kick tally on Wednesday night.

Martin Boyle's knowledge of Shaun Maloney has all been gleaned on the box.

Piers Morgan's wife Celia Walden was seen laughing as she struggled to walk in the random outfit gifted to her for her birthday. In view of his 1.8 million followers, he wrote: "I can't do another lockdown - look at the state of her @Celia.walden."Celia took to her Instagram Story to pose in the outfit as she thanked her friend for the gift."As always author_jessicafellowes wins the 'most absurd gift of the day' award."Piers' wife was gifted with the unusual present for her 46th birthday.The former Good Morning Britain star also marked her big day in a grid post.Michael Jackson's daughter stuns fans by stripping nude with palsHe shared a snap of himself, Celia and Thierry Henry from an event and jokingly referred to the latter as the love

Benjamin Mendy during coverage of Manchester United vs Arsenal.Ahead of the Premier League match on Thursday evening, Thomas was engaging in conversation with pundits Patrice Evra, Thierry Henry and Alan Shearer.The discussion turned towards the Gunners' goalkeeper, at which point he said: "Let's talk about one big positive and it comes in the form of Aaron Ramsdale in goal."He has got a save percentage of 81.4 per cent, Benjamin Mendy the only one who can better that in the Premier League." Instead of naming Chelsea shot stopper Edouard Mendy, Thomas mistakenly named the Manchester City defender, who is currently in custody charged with six counts of rape and one count of sexual assault.The error was an honest one, but despite that, Thomas

Arsenal players who he can 'relate to' and 'make him watch Arsenal', following the defeat to Manchester United.Mikel Arteta suffered his first defeat to the Red Devils in his fourth meeting with the club as Gunners boss as a Cristiano Ronaldo brace stole all three points.Emile Smith-Rowe had put Arsenal ahead in bizarre fashion in the first half but they were unable to hold onto their lead until the interval.However, club record goalscorer Henry heaped praise on Smith Rowe and his fellow England international Bukayo Saka following the defeat at Old Trafford.Discussing the two Gunners players who excite him most, Henry said: "Bukayo Saka, Smith Rowe, and I know I’m talking about improvement, when I watch Arsenal those are the two guys I can

Arsenal slipped to a fifth defeat of the Premier League season at the hands of Manchester United on Thursday evening - and Thierry Henry admitted that "something is not right".The club icon watched on as a pundit as his former side initially led through Emile Smith Rowe's bizarre strike before goals from Bruno Fernandes and Cristiano Ronaldo turned the game on its head.After Martin Odegaard had levelled the contest, his tackle on Fred gifted Ronaldo a second goal from the penalty spot as the home side took all three points.Despite the disappointing way in which they lost, Henry was focused on a decision made by Mikel Arteta in the final third of the match - the substitution of captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.Aubameyang, who has scored

Thierry Henry has told Cristiano Ronaldo and Ralf Rangnick to put their egos to one side in order to find the best way forward for Manchester United.

Patrice Evra and Thierry Henry were left shocked as Michael Carrick announced his departure from Manchester United.

Arsenal icon Thierry Henry admits that Manchester United have the edge on his former club ahead of the Premier League showdown at Old Trafford.

Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher insist that Cristiano Ronaldo will be a ‘massive problem’ for Manchester United's next manager, because he doesn’t offer enough defensively.