Arsenal have reportedly offered Thierry Henry the opportunity to begin his coaching career with the club.

Henry was linked with a return to the Gunners when he announced his retirement after leaving the New York Red Bulls, but he decided to become a pundit for Sky Sports.

However, the Frenchman has already started his UEFA coaching badges, and The Mirror claims that he will be given the chance to work with Arsenal's youngsters.

The 37-year-old has already taken some sessions at the club, but it is believed that he will need to take on more regular duties to gain his badges.

Despite signing a contract with Sky, Henry is likely to be able to juggle both roles in the same way that Gary Neville has managed his time between punditry and working as a coach for England under Roy Hodgson.