Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has suggested that he would be interested in the USMNT head coach vacancy as the Frenchman targets a return to management.
Henry's previous managerial job came in 2019 when he became head coach of MLS side CF Montreal, having previously taken over at his former club AS Monaco for 20 matches. The 45-year-old enjoyed a relatively successful spell at Montreal, guiding them to the Audi MLS Cup play-offs as well as the quarter-finals of the Concacaf Champions League.
However, after being unable to see his family during the coronavirus pandemic, Henry made the decision to step down from his role in 2021 so he could be closer to home. Since then, the former Gunners star has been Roberto Martinez's assistant with Belgium, but that too has now come to an end following the Spaniard's departure and subsequent switch to the Portugal national team.
