Thierry Henry returns to MLS as Montreal Impact coach

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MONTREAL - Thierry Henry is returning to Major League Soccer to coach Montreal Impact.

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MONTREAL – Thierry Henry is returning to Major League Soccer to coach Montreal Impact.

Montreal says in a statement the former France and Arsenal great signed a two-year contract.

The 42-year-old Henry moves to Canada after a difficult three-month stint coaching his first professional club Monaco end in January. He has also coached the forwards in Belgium’s national team.

His playing career ended in a four-year spell with New York Red Bulls.

Henry says in a statement: “It’s a league I know well, in which I had some very nice moments. To be in Quebec, in Montreal, which has an enormous multicultural heritage, it’s extraordinary.”

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