French former professional soccer player and current professional football coach Thierry Henry has an estimated net worth of $60 million. He used to play  for Monaco, Juventus, Barcelona, and spent eight years at Arsenal, where he is the club's record goalscorer, until he moved to New York and played for the Red Bulls in Major League Soccer. Henry reportedly bought a New York City apartment for $14.9 million after move to MLS in 2010. His lucrative Gillette partnership wrapped up at the end of 2010.

The Frenchman started his professional career at the age of 15. He played for French division one and debuted at the age 17 when he played for Monaco against Nice on 31 August 1994. He went on to play for French national team that won the World Cup in 1998 while he joined Juventus the same year. Henry moved to Arsenal of the English Premier League in 1999, where he became an international football star. He is known as a smart, fast, goal-scoring striker.

Henry endorsed Renault cars, Nike shoes and Gillette razors while he served as a spokesman for UNICEF and the "Stand Up, Speak Up" movement against racism in football. He joined Barcelona F.C. in 2007 signing a four-year contract for nearly 7 million Euro per season. His November 18, 2009 handball-goal against Ireland was globally infamous abd he became an instant villain in Ireland. He paid a reported £8 million in divorce settlement to his wife of four-years, Nicole Merry.

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