Thierry Henry, the Arsenal legend, continues to earn an impressive weekly wage of around £95,000, more than a decade after retiring from professional football in 2014. The 48-year-old Frenchman, widely regarded as one of the greatest Premier League players of all time, has maintained his financial success through punditry, sponsorship deals, and a property empire.
According to newly published figures from his company Cluemere Ltd, Henry paid himself a dividend of £2,774,312 and an advance of £2,160,386 in the most recent accounts. This translates to a weekly income of nearly £95,000. The company also holds assets of £931,781, including £833,290 in cash.
Henry's post-playing career includes roles as a pundit for CBS, Amazon Prime, Fox, and Sky Sports, as well as coaching stints with Monaco, Montreal Impact, Arsenal's youth setup, Belgium, and France's U21 and Olympic teams. He left his latest role after the Paris 2024 Olympics. He also has sponsorship deals with Kia, Reebok, Don Julio, Ninja, and Lays.
The former striker's property portfolio includes a £10 million mansion in Hampstead and a £12 million penthouse in New York. He is also a part-owner of Italian club Como, managed by his former Arsenal teammate Cesc Fabregas. Henry lives with his partner Andrea Rajacic and their three children, and has a daughter from his previous marriage.
