Big Blow As Lampard, Thiery Henry Steps In The Race To Become Bournemouth Manager

According to report, Arsenal's legend, Thierry Henry is set to talk about a possible contract with Bournemouth FC. Bournemouth got relegated from the Premier League last season and it all seem like they could find their way back in the Premier League. The team currently holds the playoff spot but with just five points adrift of League leaders, they could still end the season on a better note.

Bournemouth is looking for an experienced manager to help kickstart next season. Whether they make it back to the Premier League or not, the team needs a good manager for the future. For the past few weeks, two Chelsea legends, Terry and Frank Lampard have been linked with Bournemouth. According to reports, Frank Lampard was leading the race to become the next manager of the Championship side.

However, things have changed at the moment. Arsenal legendary striker, Thierry Henry has showed interest in returning back to the Premier League. Henry hasn't been inpressive since he became a coach in 2015 as he took the role to lead Arsenal's U-16 team.

Henry managed French side, Monaco but didn't impress in his short term at the Club. It's such a surprise to see Henry linked with a job in English football despite his poor managerial career. This is such a huge Blow for Terry and Lampard who were in pole position to become the next manager of Bournemouth a couple of days ago.

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