Having become a television consultant after the end of his playing career in 2014, Thierry Henry continues to earn a very good living. The English press has made revelations about the remuneration of the former star of Arsenal and the French team, who still today receives a salary worthy of the best Premier League players.
Passed by the benches of theAS Monacoof Montréal or elseFrench Espoirs team, Thierry Henry is best known for his role as a consultant since he ended his playing career in December 2014. Ligue 1 analyst at the time when Amazon was the broadcaster of the French championship, the former French international (123 caps, 51 goals) continues to officiate on CBS during Champions League evenings.
Thierry Henry earns around €115,000 per week
And 12 years after hanging up the crampons, Thierry Henry still earns a very good living today. The Sun made revelations concerning his remuneration, ensuring that he receives around €115,000 per week thanks to his consulting activities, his sponsorship contracts, his investments and even his real estate. “ Thierry Henry paid himself a dividend of £2,774,312 (€3,179,084) and supplemented his income with an advance of £2,160,386 (€2,475,586). Latest figures from Cluemere Ltd, the company through which the French star manages his business interests, show his business has assets worth £931,781 (€1,067,727), including £833,290 (€954,867) in cash in the bank. Henry’s property portfolio includes a £10 million (€11,459,000) mansion in Hampstead, London, and a penthouse in New York worth £12 million (€13,750,800) », Explained the English tabloid.
Thierry Henry consultant for Fox Sports during the 2026 World Cup
This summer, Thierry Henry will also deliver its analyzes during the 2026 World Cup on Fox Sports. « The name Thierry Henry is synonymous with excellence in the world of football. We are thrilled to welcome him to our roster for the greatest World Cup of all time and allow viewers to hear from this renowned champion throughout this historic tournament next summer », declared Brad Zagerboss of FOXin a press release published last December. “ It is an honor and privilege to be part of FOX Sports’ coverage of the World Cup. For me, the World Cup is the ultimate sporting event and joining the team and competing fills me with immense joy », added Thierry Henry.
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