World Cup Winner
Thierry Henry scores three goals during France’s 1998 World Cup run while still a young forward. He remains on the bench for the final but joins the nation’s first world championship squad.
Follow Thierry Henry through 17 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Thierry Henry scores three goals during France’s 1998 World Cup run while still a young forward. He remains on the bench for the final but joins the nation’s first world championship squad.
Joins Arsenal from Juventus and begins a career that will make him the club's record goalscorer.
Role range: 1999-2007
Thierry Henry joined Arsenal from Juventus and flourished after Wenger developed him into a prolific central striker.
Scores his first Arsenal hat-trick as the club defeat Leicester City 6-1 at Highbury.
Leads the Premier League scoring standings with 24 goals for Arsenal. His contribution stands out for his combination of creativity and finishing in Arsenal’s double-winning campaign.
Scores twice as Arsenal defeat Inter Milan 5-1 in the Champions League at San Siro.
Scores four times in Arsenal's 5-0 league victory over Leeds United during the unbeaten title campaign.
Finishes as the leading goalscorer in the Premier League with 30 goals for Arsenal. The campaign is particularly remembered for his goals for the unbeaten Invincibles side.
Thierry Henry wins the 2003/04 Premier League championship with Arsenal and finishes as the league's leading scorer with 30 goals and spearheads an unbeaten attack.
Scores 25 goals for Arsenal to claim the Premier League scoring honour. The achievement reflects his continued attacking excellence despite Arsenal finishing second.
Scores twice against Sparta Prague to become Arsenal's all-time leading goalscorer.
Scores a hat-trick against Wigan Athletic in Arsenal's final competitive match at Highbury.
Claims the Premier League top-scorer award with 27 goals while representing Arsenal. The season is distinguished by securing a third consecutive scoring crown.
Scores France's goal in a 1-1 World Cup draw with South Korea.
Thierry Henry started up front for France and sought space behind the Italian defence before leaving the match during extra time.
Scores the decisive goal against Brazil in France's 2006 World Cup quarter-final after meeting a free kick from Zidane.
Joins Barcelona from Arsenal and later becomes part of the 2008-09 treble-winning attack.
Role range: 2007-2010
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