FC Nantes 1. LOSC Lille Montpellier 7. Strasbourg FC Nantes 3. Cannes 5. M'gladbach 77' 14 A 2. LOSC Lille 5. Bordeaux 5. Strasbourg 6. SM Caen Stade Rennais Marseille 4. Leverkusen 81' 20 H 1. FC Sochaux 8. Lazio 1. AC Venezia Southampton Derby Wimbledon Leeds 2. Sunderland 4. Bradford Spurs 6. Coventry Leeds 3. Watford Chelsea 5.
Sheff Wed Liverpool 7. Charlton 6. Chelsea Man Utd 1. Aston Villa 6. Man City Middlesbrough Newcastle Leicester 3. Ipswich 6. Spurs Everton Leicester Chelsea 8. Fulham Blackburn 8. Charlton Man Utd 2. Ipswich Aston Villa 7. Liverpool 2. Blackburn Fulham 9. Leverkusen CF 7' Right-footed shot 33 A 1. Charlton 9. Birmingham West Ham Man City 9. Bolton Leeds 5. Dortmund CF 18' Direct free kick 14 H 2. Spurs 9. Aston Villa West Brom Liverpool 6. Chelsea 2. Newcastle 3.
Middlesbrough 9. Leeds However, this move did pan out to be the best as there were many issues and disagreements, leading the Frenchman to move to the Premier League and join Arsenal.
Today, Thierry Henry is regarded as one of the best players to wear an Arsenal shirt in the history of their club. For Monaco B in the season, Henry scored six goals in 19 games, and then he went on to score 28 goals in appearances in Division 1 for Monaco. It was at Arsenal and under Arsene Wenger that Thierry hit red hot form and fired goals in displays.
When he featured in the La Liga, Henry played over games, scoring 49 goals, and he also scored over 50 goals in Major League Soccer.
He returned to Arsenal on loan for the season, but only seven appearances, finding the net twice. Thierry Henry was a versatile player who could play upfront and even had a creative side that could operate from the left-wing. However, when Henry hit his peak at Arsenal, it was majorly due to Arsene Wenger who set him upfront with another Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp. Following the footsteps of the legendary Marco Van Basten, Thierry Henry was very dedicated to his shooting and dribbling.
To date, Henry credits these legends and his perseverance to have become such a lethal threat on goal. Thierry Henry was spectacular when it came to 1v1's and not many defenders could keep him away from the goal. Henry proved that he could also be a creator from the wings, amassing almost half a ton of assists between the season and the season.
Thierry Henry had all the ammunition in his Arsenal that you would expect from a modern-day great striker. Be it a header, long-range shot, set-piece, finesse shot, left foot, right foot, Henry could do it all. His electric pace was one of his biggest strengths along with a clever footballing brain. Defenders would gasp for breathe as they couldn't keep up to Henry's pace and quickness.
In the history of the English top-flight, only Jimmy Greaves six and Steve Bloomer five finished top goalscorer more often than the Frenchman. Of those goals, were with his right foot, 31 with his left foot, and six were headers. Henry scored 23 Premier League penalties, while Lampard has padded out his numbers with 43 spot-kicks. This is the highest amount that any player has scored at a single Premier League stadium. Between the and seasons, Henry scored no fewer than 24 goals in each campaign.
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