Gullit: I don't think Henry will stay

Former Chelsea manager Ruud Gullit believes Arsenal captain Thierry Henry could be set to quit the Premiership and move abroad.

Gullit: I don't think Henry will stay
Wed, 16 Nov, 2005 - 19:40

Former Chelsea manager Ruud Gullit believes Arsenal captain Thierry Henry could be set to quit the Premiership and move abroad.

Henry became Arsenal’s all-time leading goalscorer when he returned from injury to surpass Ian Wright’s mark of 185 goals during the 2-0 Champions League win over Sparta Prague in October and his record currently stands at 189.

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