Thierry Henry has decided to step down as coach of the French Under-21 national soccer team. The announcement came just days after his team’s defeat to Spain in the Olympic final.
The French Football Federation (FFF) shared the news on Monday, stating that Henry cited personal reasons for ending his contract early. His contract was originally scheduled to last until June 2025.
Thierry Henry, a World Cup champion with France in 1998 and the nation’s second-highest all-time scorer, earned widespread praise for his leadership during the Olympics. His decision to leave has left fans and analysts alike speculating about his future endeavors.
