Thierry Henry Quits Sky Sports to Remain with CBS Sports
Thierry Henry has stepped down from his role as a pundit for Sky Sports, after quitting another job for personal reasons.
The Frenchman was recently appointed as manager for French Ligue 1 team Bordeaux, but left the role after just three months. He has now decided to remain with CBS Sports, where he has been working as a pundit since 2018.
The former Arsenal striker has been a popular figure on Sky Sports for many years, but he has now decided the time is right for a new challenge. He will continue to work with CBS Sports, where he will cover the Champions League and other major football events.
Henry's departure from Sky Sports is a blow to the broadcaster, but it is a sign of the growing popularity of CBS Sports. The American broadcaster has been investing heavily in its sports coverage in recent years, and it is now one of the leading providers of sports content in the world.
Henry's decision to remain with CBS Sports is a testament to the quality of the broadcaster's coverage. The former Arsenal striker is one of the most respected pundits in the game, and his insights will be a valuable addition to CBS Sports' coverage of the Champions League and other major football events.
It will be interesting to see how Henry's departure from Sky Sports affects the broadcaster's coverage of football. The former Arsenal striker was a popular figure, and his absence will be felt. However, Sky Sports has a strong team of pundits, and they will be confident of continuing to provide high-quality coverage of the game.
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