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Arsenal legend Thierry Henry says he doesn't think Mauricio Pochettino or Zinedine Zidane will become the next Manchester United manager.The Argentine, who is currently in charge of Paris Saint Germain, is the favourite to take the reins at Old Trafford following the sacking of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer over the weekend.United have been admirers of Pochettino for some time, and are working hard to convince him to take over at the club.It's understood that prising him away from PSG mid-season will be tricky and quite expensive, so United are now in the market for an interim manager to navigate the club through the rest of the season until Pochettino is available in the summer.Reports suggest the former Tottenham Hotspur boss isn't happy in Paris

AC Milan when his transfer to Real Madrid ultimately failed through a series of injuries.But any sympathy evaporates when he became the highest-ever paid player in the MLS when he signed for Orlando City to become their first-ever player when they came into existence in 2014.He would spend three years in America before calling it a day in 2017 after winning lists of trophies - including the Ballon d'Or in 2007.Germany's most capped player of all-time with 150, the former midfielder famously led his country to World Cup glory in 1990 in the peak of his powers - beating Diego Maradona's Argentina.“He is the greatest opponent I have had in my entire career and I think that's enough to describe him," Maradona once said of him, while he is also

Manchester United's greatest ever midfielders, turns 47 today.The midfielder maestro is an 11-time Premier League winner and two-time Champions League winner and was once described by Arsenal legend Thierry Henry as the greatest ever Premier League player.

By Frank Pingue(Reuters) - A year after Diego Maradona died from heart failure, Spotify said on Tuesday it will launch a six-episode podcast exploring the final days of the Argentine soccer great, whose passing raised questions about his medical treatment. Featuring never-before-heard interviews with those who were closest to the captain of the 1986 World Cup-winning Argentina team, "The Last Days of Maradona" will be released on Nov.

Arsene Wenger has revealed that his biggest regret is letting Nicolas Anelka leave Arsenal despite the array of superstars who left the Gunners arguably prematurely during his reign.The former boss was speaking to a packed room at an event premiering Arsene Wenger: Invincible when he asked about what he rued the most from his time in north London.The 72-year-old Frenchman saw a huge 389 players leave during his career at Arsenal.And during his 22 years some quality players left the club, including Thierry Henry, Robin van Persie, and Cesc Fabregas.But it was the Frenchman’s departure who Wenger said he regretted the most.Speaking alongside former Arsenal co-owner and vice-chairman David Dein, he said: “Yes, we used the Arsene Wenger card

Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has admitted that he regrets not being able to have added Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo to his Invincibles squad.

Premier League legend is the first time a celebrity has joined the TikToker.The video, uploaded to Bourgeois' TikTok, shows the youngster handing the Gunners legend a gift aboard a train.Henry accepts the whistle and jokes that some Premier League referee's need one before performing his signature mouth wobble."Last weekend I went to Selhurst train depo, and it's the biggest train depo in the UK," Bourgeois began to explain to Henry."They gave me a present, and for me, what I like to do is pass the kindness on, and I'd like to give you a train whistle.""Oh my gosh," Henry replied before adding: "I think you should give to the ref in the Prem, sometimes they don't blow it that well."But hey, thank you! Love it, I will use it...now."What do

Arsenal.The former midfielder and his fellow legends Dennis Bergkamp and Thierry Henry publicly supported the Spotify founder’s takeover bid in April following mass fan outrage towards the club’s Kroenke ownership.Majority owner Stan Kroenke rejected the offer but Henry revealed last month that Ek is still highly interested in buying Arsenal and that “we and he is here to stay.”But ex-Gunners captain Vieira, who is set to return to the club as Crystal Palace’s manager in their Monday night clash, has revealed he is now in a “different position.”When asked about his role in Ek’s takeover plans, Vieira said: "I was just expressing myself as Patrick, ex-Arsenal football player."That comment was based on how the direction (of the club) was

You’d be forgiven for thinking that Coleen Rooney has accepted stories of her other half’s alleged infidelities with the continued patience of a saint but not so.

Premier League club have managed to find cult heroes that transcend form on the playing field - with the likes of Carlton Cole and Shola Ameobi among those to connect with supporters.While the goalscoring megastars and iconic captains are the ones that make the most difference on the pitch, all football clubs have those that catch the eye in other ways.From helping out with local charities to stepping up on the biggest of stages, sometimes a single moment can secure a lifelong fondness with an entire fanbase.Daily Star Sport have now taken a look at one club hero from each club during their time in the Premier League, with one current star making the cut.

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has teased details about the Amazon documentary, All or Nothing - but warned it could be "too much" for some of the players.The Gunners are the latest in a long line of teams to have the tell-all series follow them for a season, with behind-the-scenes filming currently ongoing for the 2021/22 campaign.Manchester City were the first football club to be subject to the show in 2018 and Tottenham, Bayern Munich and Juventus have since followed.Now it's the red side of north London's turn, with Henry believing it will be a brilliant watch for fans.When asked about the upcoming documentary at Prime Video Presents Sport 2021, the Frenchman said: “For the fans it’s amazing to see what is happening behind closed

Arsene Wenger got his legendary stint as Arsenal manager underway.The Frenchman departed Japanese club Nagoya Grampus to officially take charge at Highbury on 1 October 1996 - and over the next two decades he sealed a legacy as the greatest Gunners boss of all time.In 22 years at the helm, Wenger guided Arsenal to three Premier League titles - with his 2003/04 Invincibles the first and only team in English top-flight history to avoid defeat in a 38-game campaign - while also winning seven FA Cups.He made some terrific signings for the club, including the likes of Thierry Henry, Robert Pires and Robin van Persie.However, there were also some absolute stinkers along the way, and we've picked out Wenger's seven worst buys below.When Arsenal

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A romance fraudster has been jailed for fleecing Thierry Henry’s ex-wife of £50,000 just months after being convicted of conning a Love Island star.Medi Abalimba, 32, fleeced model Claire Henry to pay for a luxurious five-star hotel stay and dentistry work before she caught him out.A court heard that he had pretended to be a Navy Seal named Miguel Johnson and was using a fake American accent.Ms Henry was married to Arsenal legend Thierry for five years and is the mother of his first child.Abalimba, himself a former footballer for Derby County, also defrauded a record label manager and two unsuspecting chauffeurs, bringing the total amount involved in his latest deceptions to more than

LOVE Island star Georgia Steel's footballer ex has been jailed after conning Thierry Henry's model ex-wife in a £160,000 scam. Medi Abalimba, 32, used other people’s cash to splash out on luxury stays at five-star hotels under fake identities.

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been told that he was right to stick to his guns for Manchester United's penalties.

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What did you make of the scenes at Selhurst Park? Have your say in the comments section below.Following the game, Maupay was asked to explain the incident by former Arsenal striker and fellow Frenchman Thierry Henry on Sky Sports.“I think football is nothing without fans and without involvement with fans,” Maupay said.“It’s a derby so everyone wanted to win, of course it was really really tough.“When I scored I looked at Zaha and smiled at him as I saw him celebrating his penalty in the first half, he gave some to our fans.“I won’t say what he said or what I said but you know how it is on the pitch between players.“You give a bit of banter and I think it was a good time for me and for us after scoring in the last minute, so perfect timing

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Arsenal's win over Tottenham on Sunday.The Gunners ran riot in the first half against Spurs, with goals from Emile Smith Rowe, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Bukayo Saka giving the hosts an unassailable 3-0 lead before the break. Son Heung-Min pulled one back later on for Tottenham, but the damage had already been done as Arsenal continued their revival with a third straight Premier League win.Hale End graduates Saka and Smith Rowe were the stars of the show at the Emirates, and both players came in for significant praise from club legend Henry on Monday Night Football.Asked to pick Arsenal's standout stars against Spurs, Henry said: "Bukayo Saka and Smith Rowe, I think the team played really well especially in the first half.

Thierry Henry has laid down the gauntlet to Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke - saying he and Spotify co-founder Daniel Ek are "here to stay."Ek and Henry were spotted together at the Emirates on Sunday as Arsenal thumped Tottenham 3-1 in the North London Derby. It's the first time the Swedish billionaire has been spotted at the ground since a takeover bid was turned down by the Kroenkes.