Thierry Henry to replace Arsene Wenger? Arsenal hero open to 'dream' manager job

Thierry Henry says it would be "a dream" to manage Arsenal after watching Manchester City win the EFL Cup on Sunday afternoon.

Goals from Sergio Aguero, Vincent Kompany and David Silva saw City win without ever getting out of second gear as the Gunners put in a lacklustre performance at Wembley.

Fellow Sky Sports pundit Gary Neville was particularly scathing in his assessment during the game, called Arsenal a "disgrace" and the efforts of certain players "unforgivable".

Henry, who is Arsenal's all-time top scorer, worked as the club's Under-18s coach as he underwent his Uefa A Licence course before leaving in the summer of 2016 to pursue his punditry career, and is now on the Belgium coaching team.

When asked by Jamie Redknapp if replacing Arsene Wenger would appeal to him, Henry replied: “I still have a job to do with Belgium, but let’s see what’s going to happen.

"It will be a dream for me, but I’m still with Belgium.

“Interested? Yes, who wouldn’t be? But I can’t talk about that out of respect for the man that is in charge still and my job that I’m doing right now with Belgium. But who wouldn’t be interested?"