Arsenal legend, Thierry Henry, is set to rejoin Belgium’s coaching staff for their Euro 2020 campaign.
The Former France international served as the second assistant to manager Roberto Martinez during Belgium’s run to the semi-finals at the 2018 World Cup.
Henry was then promoted to Martinez’s No 2 before he became the manager of Monaco in October of the same year.
The Belgium national team tweeted: “Unfinished business. We welcome back Thierry Henry in the staff for #EURO2020!”
Henry most recently served as the manager of MLS side Montreal Impact before quitting his post in February.
The 43-year-old, who also played for Barcelona and Monaco, was due to be part of the BBC’s punditry team for this summer’s tournament.
But the broadcaster announced he will no longer be involved.
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Belgium, who are considered among the favourites to win the tournament, have been paired with Russia, Finland and Denmark in Group B.
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