Football legend Thierry Henry has expressed deep gratitude after receiving a remarkable honour in New York, a city he says hold a special place in his heart.
The former Arsenal star, who also played for New York Red Bulls, shared an emotional message following the naming of a street after him.
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Former New York Red Bulls star reflects on deep personal ties to city after rare street-naming honour
In an Instagram post, Henry described the recognition as a dream come true, highlighting his strong personal ties to the city. He noted that his son, Tristan, was born in New York, making the moment even more meaningful.
Although he could not attend the ceremony due to work commitments, Henry made it clear he was present in spirit. He extended special thanks to his former Red Bulls teammates for representing him at the event.
The French icon also acknowledged local officials for their kindness and recognition. His message shows both humility and appreciation for a place that shaped part of his life beyond football.
Henry concluded with a promise to return soon, adding a personal touch that delighted fans worldwide.
