Thierry Henry has been appointed as the new Monaco manager on a three-year contract, running until 2021, as reported by the BBC. The position shall be the 41-year-old’s first experience of being a head coach, having previously been the assistant manager of the Belgium national team.  The former Arsenal striker will replace Leonardo Jardim at the principality club. The previous manager, who won a league title for the club in 2017, was sacked by the Ligue 1 outfit with the side floundering in 18th place in the table after a dreadful start to the new campaign. Whilst there is plenty of optimism surrounding Henry’s arrival at the Stade Louis II, his appointment certainly represents a risk...
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