Former Belgium national team assistant Thierry Henry has rejected an approach to coach France women, as he's reportedly holding out for the USMNT role.
That's according to ESPN, who claim that Henry is hoping to be in the running for the vacant USMNT job, following the expiration of Gregg Berhalter's contract. Henry stated live on CBS Sports in February that he's keen to return to management, and with the 2024 Copa America and 2026 World Cup being held in the United States, it's one of the most attractive roles in world football.
Henry has previous in North America, starring for the New York Red Bulls as a player before managing Montreal Impact over in Canada. But he's keen to give management another crack, and is hoping to be considered for the USMNT role.
