Viktor Gyokeres chases Arsenal immortality as he follows in the footsteps of Thierry Henry and Alexis Sanchez.

Thierry Henry is widely regarded as the greatest player in Premier League history — a striker of such elegance, pace and technical mastery that even decades after his retirement, his goals and his style of play remain the benchmark against which Arsenal forwards are measured.

THIERRY HENRY may be 12 years retired but he is still in tip-top shape. And the musclebound physique that has sent his fans into a frenzy has not come about by accident. Henry, 48, has been

Thierry Henry defends Arsenals style under Mikel Arteta, saying nothing is more important than winning first Premier League title since 2003/04; Jamie Carragher praises Artetas ability to transition f

Thierry Henry commands a weekly salary of approximately £95,000, despite having retired from playing in 2014. Over decade has passed since the Arsenal legend hung up his boots and left the pitch behind. He is regarded amongst the greatest players of all time and arguably the finest to have performed in the Premier League.

THIERRY HENRY is netting nearly £100,000 a week – 12 years after he retired. Punditry work, sponsorship, investments, book deals, personal appearances and property mean the 48-year-old’s

The highest-paid footballer in the English top-flight currently is Manchester City talisman Erling Haaland, who takes home an eye-watering £525,000 each week. While the Norwegian is an incredible finisher and goal-getter, it's hard to argue that Henry wouldn't at least match his staggering salary.