Henry Confirms Arsenal Exit For The Third Time

Arsenal Legend Thierry Henry has confirmed he will be dropping his job at Arsenal as part of under-18 coaching crew.
Following a word with Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger over the former French international's job at both Sky Sports and Arsenal, it appeared Arsene Wenger told Henry to pick one of the two jobs following a lot of criticism from the former Barcelona forward over Arsenal's performance last season, yet being an Arsenal employee as he looked to complete his Uefa A Coaching badge at the Emirates side .
Thierry Henry released this on his social media account;
“I would like to thank Andries Jonker for offering me the chance to coach the U18's at Arsenal, which I was honoured to accept,” Henry posted on Twitter.
“However I respect Arsene Wenger's decision and I want to wish their manager Kwame Ampadu, the boys and everyone at the club all the best for the forthcoming season.”
It appears former Arsenal captain Tony Adams, who has managed Wycombe Wanderers, Portsmouth and Azerbaijani side Gabala FK, is expected to be officially named as Henry’s replacement and it has also been reported that Henry has talked to Watford and West Ham on a potential move to complete his coaching badge.