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Thierry Henry He is not planning a return to football, but he is still making headlines. The former Arsenal striker, now 48, is being talked about as something very different, a possible move into boxing. The idea came to him after he showed off his latest fitness shape during a gym session earlier this month. His strong and lean body immediately caught attention online and people started asking if he could try a new sport.That conversation grew bigger when boxing trainer Malik Scott shared his thoughts. Speaking to Action Network, Scott said Henry has the mentality required for boxing. The two have spoken recently and Scott has even offered to train him if he ever wants to get in the ring. For now, it’s just talk, but it has generated real interest in Henry’s next chapter.

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Malik Scott did not shy away from speaking about Thierry Henry. He clarified that it is not just about looks, but about mindset.“Absolutely, because, even minus the stats, he had the tough mental toughness that it takes for someone who competes at a high level,” Scott told Action Network.Scott also shared details of his recent conversation with Henry. According to him, Henry has made simple but drastic changes to his lifestyle, especially cutting down on sugar.Scott said, “When you look at his new physique, when I talk to him about it, he tells me he’s cut out sugar. That’s really what he’s dedicated to. He also wants everyone to basically cut out sugar.”He said Henry encouraged him to adopt the same routine. “I was chatting with him about it the other day, and he said, ‘Malik, just try it for a month or two and before you know it, you’ll feel better.’ He’s really on it. And it worked to his advantage because you see his body, he’s fit.”Scott believes Henry’s journey in football already shows the kind of strength required for boxing. “I believe that to be what he is today, he has to overcome his mental strength and everything, that’s all it takes to be a fighter. And I believe Thierry has those qualities to do that.”He also gave a clear proposal. “If Thierry Henry was interested in doing something in boxing, and he needed my help, I would be here for him, faster than Superman can change clothes. Of course, I will do that and help him in this.Henry retired from football at the age of 37 after dealing with Achilles problems. During his career, he won the World Cup, the Champions League and two Premier League titles. Even after retirement, he is close to fitness. In recent years, he has focused more on weight training and physical exercise, which has led to visible changes in his body.As of now, there are no official plans for a boxing debut. But on their current form and Scott’s support, the idea no longer seems impossible.