‘Crying every day’: Henry opens up about mental health struggles

Henry speaks during The Diary Of A CEO podcast. Thierry Henry has opened up about his mental health battles, saying he "must have been in depression" for majority of his career.The former France and Arsenal striker brought the curtain down on his glittering 20-year club career in 2014. He also had stints at Monaco, Juventus, Barcelona and New York Red Bulls. He notched up 228 goals for Arsenal during his two spells, claiming two Premier League titles before joining FC Barcelona, where he won LaLiga twice and the Champions League."Throughout my career, and since I was born, I must have been in depression," Henry told The Diary Of A CEO podcast."Did I know it? No. Did I do something about it? No. But I adapted to a certain way." The Covid-19 pandemic was also a difficult time for Henry, when he was in charge of Major League Soccer side Montreal, as he was “crying almost every day”. "I was in isolation in Montreal, and not being able to see my kids for a year was tough," he added."Tears were coming alone. Why I don't know, but maybe they were there for a very long time."The World Cup winner, Henry, also managed Arsenal's youth teams, worked as assistant coach of Belgium, and was the head coach of Monaco and Montreal Impact. He is currently the head coach of France Under-21s. Comments Submit مضمون کا ماخذ:پاور بال آن لائن خریداری