Reportedly, nothing is done yet, but it is believed that Henry would also be interested in taking the job under the right conditions.

Henry, who previously coached Monaco and was Belgium’s national team assistant, took over Montreal ahead of the 2020 MLS season. He had a semi-successful first campaign, guiding the team to No. 9 in the Eastern Conference and a play-in tournament appearance.

While Henry is their preferable choice, Bournemouth cast a wide net while looking for Jason Tindall’s successor. Also in the running is the club’s interim manager Jonathan Woodgate, an ex-NYCFC head coach and Henry’s former teammate. In addition, they may target Patrick Vieira or David Wagner, who previously coached Huddersfield and Schalke 04.

Bournemouth’s ambitions this season was supposed to be a swift return to their Premier League prominence after they were relegated from the top flight in 2019-20. This proved to be a more difficult task than expected, as the club is currently No. 6 in and eight points behind the place that carries a direct promotion.

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The game against Southampton was an ultimate proof for that claim. Aubameyang became the first player in the history of Arsenal who scored 5 goals in his first 6 appearances.

He hit the back of the Saints net once today, thus surpassing the legends of the Gunners like Dennis Bergkamp, Robin van Persie, Thierry Henry, Marc Overmars etc.

But his influence on the court is not only counted in goals scored. He also added one assist, and his involvement was direct, in seven goals in his first seven matches for the club from the north London.

This is also a record-breaking performance of the former Borussia Dortmund striker, who is simply unstoppable at the moment. The fans are convinced that their club would have been much stronger if the striker came at the start of the campaign.

He is the most expensive signing in the history of this club, and Arsenal paid £56 million to the German powerhouse. If he continues to play like this, we might say that Arsene Wenger finally spent his money wisely, unlike several times before Aubameyang’s arrival.

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Reportedly, nothing is done yet, but it is believed that Henry would also be interested in taking the job under the right conditions.

Henry, who previously coached Monaco and was Belgium’s national team assistant, took over Montreal ahead of the 2020 MLS season. He had a semi-successful first campaign, guiding the team to No. 9 in the Eastern Conference and a play-in tournament appearance.

While Henry is their preferable choice, Bournemouth cast a wide net while looking for Jason Tindall’s successor. Also in the running is the club’s interim manager Jonathan Woodgate, an ex-NYCFC head coach and Henry’s former teammate. In addition, they may target Patrick Vieira or David Wagner, who previously coached Huddersfield and Schalke 04.

Bournemouth’s ambitions this season was supposed to be a swift return to their Premier League prominence after they were relegated from the top flight in 2019-20. This proved to be a more difficult task than expected, as the club is currently No. 6 in and eight points behind the place that carries a direct promotion.

The post Montreal’s Thierry Henry Linked with Bournemouth Job appeared first on yoursportspot.com.

The game against Southampton was an ultimate proof for that claim. Aubameyang became the first player in the history of Arsenal who scored 5 goals in his first 6 appearances.

He hit the back of the Saints net once today, thus surpassing the legends of the Gunners like Dennis Bergkamp, Robin van Persie, Thierry Henry, Marc Overmars etc.

But his influence on the court is not only counted in goals scored. He also added one assist, and his involvement was direct, in seven goals in his first seven matches for the club from the north London.

This is also a record-breaking performance of the former Borussia Dortmund striker, who is simply unstoppable at the moment. The fans are convinced that their club would have been much stronger if the striker came at the start of the campaign.

He is the most expensive signing in the history of this club, and Arsenal paid £56 million to the German powerhouse. If he continues to play like this, we might say that Arsene Wenger finally spent his money wisely, unlike several times before Aubameyang’s arrival.

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