Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has been talking about the possibility of him becoming the manager of his former club at some point in the future.
Describing himself as 'an Arsenal fan', he hopes that one day 'it can happen', but that for now 'the boss [Arsene Wenger] is still there' and he is doing a good job.
Henry had been a member of the Arsenal coaching staff until earlier this year. He left due to disagreements with Wenger over his ability to balance his coaching with television commitments for Sky Sports.
The Frenchman has already passed his UEFA A license and is currently working on his Pro License whilst assisting Roberto Martinez as manager of the Belgian national team.
Belgium are top of their World Cup qualifying group after three wins from three.
Since becoming involved in coaching, Henryhas been tipped to succeedWenger as the Arsenal boss.
Speaking to theMetro, Henry said:That's a long way [off].Right now, I'm in a learning process, trying to know the job. It's not easy. It's a difficult job, trust me.
People keep on asking that. First and foremost the boss,and we have to respect that, is still there and is doing a good job. Hopefully, we can win the league. As you guys know I am an Arsenal fan. It will be great on the season of his [Wenger's] 20 years at Arsenal.
Hopefully one day, if it can happen, I can be a manager [but] I don't know when and I don't know where.�