Thierry Henry, the previous striker for France and Arsenal, has brazenly mentioned his struggles with psychological well being, revealing that he believes he “must have been experiencing depression” all through his profession.
The 46-year-old concluded his illustrious 20-year membership profession in 2014, which additionally included stints at Monaco, Juventus, Barcelona and the New York Red Bulls.
He scored 228 objectives for Arsenal throughout his two spells, successful two Premier League titles earlier than transferring to Camp Nou, the place he secured a pair of La Liga crowns and the Champions League.
A World Cup winner with Les Bleus, Henry has additionally managed Arsenal’s youth groups, served as an assistant coach for Belgium and held the top coach positions at Monaco and Montreal Impact. He is at present the top coach of France Under-21s.
“Throughout my career, and since I was born, I must have been in depression,” Henry informed The Diary Of A CEO podcast.
“Did I know it? No. Did I do something about it? No. But I adapted to a certain way.”
Henry talked about that it was a difficult interval for him through the COVID-19 pandemic when he was managing the Major League Soccer facet Montreal.
“I was in isolation in Montreal, and not being able to see my kids for a year was tough,” he added.
“Tears were coming alone. Why, I don’t know, but maybe they were there for a very long time.”
Source: www.dailysabah.com