Thierry Henry will work as a pundit during the 2026 World Cup in North America.
The former France forward has landed a role with FOX Sports for the tournament.
Henry is set to begin his new job on Friday at the group stage draw in Washington DC.
It comes ahead of next summer's finals in Canada, Mexico and the USA.
The tournament gets underway on June 11, with co-hosts Mexico playing in the opening match, with the final five-and-half weeks later on July 19.
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His arrival marks the first time he will work with FOX Sports after joining their punditry team.
The 48-year-old joins presenter Rebecca Lowe, who has also joined as

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