How many goals did Henry score in the World Cup?

Thierry Henry, born on August 17, 1977 in Paris, France, is a French footballer, entrepreneur, football commentator, coach, actor, etc.

Thierry Henry played in Ligue 1 at the age of 17 and has played for Monaco, Juventus, Arsenal, Barcelona and New York Red Bulls.

In his career, he has won the Premier League, La Liga, the Eastern Conference of the United States and the four major leagues including the French Ligue 1, and has won major cup championships, major league championships, Club World Cup, World Cup, European Cup, Champions League, etc., and has become a football Grand Slam winner.

Thierry Henry is the sixth player to make 100 appearances for the French national team and the most goalscoring player in the history of French football.

On the afternoon of December 16, 2014, French footballer and legendary superstar Thierry Henry officially announced his retirement and joined Sky TV, one of the three major satellite pay TV stations in Europe, as a resident guest and image ambassador.

Chinese name: Thierry Henry (King of Guns, Titi, King of Highbury, King of Arsenal, The Great) English name: Thierry Henry Nationality:

France, Martinique (France) Birthday: August 17, 1977 Zodiac sign: Leo Height:

m Weight: 83 kg Position: Striker Favorite star:

Marco Van Basten Club number: 14 National team number: 12 Current club:

FC Barcelona Played for: Monaco, Juventus, Arsenal, Barcelona First international appearance: 11 October 1997 France vs South Africa National team appearances:

122 games (51 goals, 29 assists) [As of World Cup appearances: 4 (1998, 2002, 2006, 2010) World Cup appearances: 19 (5 substitutions) [As of Total minutes played:

1408 minutes [As of Goals scored: 6 Red cards: 1

Henry participated in 4 World Cups, namely the 1998 World Cup in France, the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan, and the 2006 World Cup in Germany.

2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Henry scored a total of 6 goals in the World Cup, France in '98: 3 (1 against Saudi Arabia and 2 against South Africa), 3 in Germany '06 (1 against South Korea, 1 against Togo, 1 against Brazil), and Henry did not score in '02 and '10.

France 1998 main line-up 4-4-2: Henry Givash (replaced by Trezeguet after poor performances in the first few games), Zidane, Djokav Deschamps (c), Petit, Lizarazou, Desailly, Blanco, Thuram, Butters.

'98 finalist lineup.

Starting lineup 4-5-1 time.

03 Bixent-Lizarazu.

06 Yuri Djokaeff 75'

07 Didier-Deschamps 39'

08 Marcel Desailly 48' 68'

09 Stephen Givalsh 66'

10 Zidane-Zidane 27' 46'

15 Lilian-Thuram.

16 Fabian Butters.

17 Imally-Petit 90'

18 Frank Leboeuf.

19 Christian Karumbus 56' 57'

Substitute lineup time.

01 Bernard Rama.

02 Vicente Candela.

04 Patrick Vieira 75'

05 Laurent Blanco.

11 Robert Pire.

12 Thierry Henry.

13 Bernard Diomede.

14 Alain Bogsian 57'

20 David Trezeguet.

21 Christophe Dugarry 66'

22 Leonier Chabonier.

I don't envy the town as the main force.

Thierry Henry was not France's main striker at the '98 World Cup, starting only in the third group game against South Africa, with the rest of the games coming off the bench. He scored three goals at that World Cup, one of which came against Paraguay in the knockout round, where he escaped the opposition defenders with a "forced overtaking" move.

Thierry Henry began his role as a regular striker for France at Euro 2000, where he scored three goals to help France win the tournament and be named in the European Team of the Year. From 2001 to 2006, Thierry Henry performed well for both Arsenal and France, winning the Premier League's top scorer five times and helping Arsenal to the league title twice.

In the match that ended early in the morning of October 18, Beijing time, France defeated Lithuania 2-0 and jumped to the top of Group B. The star of the game was undoubtedly Thierry Henry, who scored twice at the most crucial moment of the game, and in the Barça star's 96th game for France, he took a great leap forward – two goals in this game made him two goals ahead of Platini with 43 goals, making him the most goalscorer in the history of the French national team. And when he scored his first goal for the national team nine years ago, no one would have imagined that he would have such a brilliant record.

There is a man named Messi. There is also Cristiano Ronaldo, who is born and bright. A long time ago, the Swede Larsen. His successor, Robin van Persie, strongman Alain... Shearer.

In the Premier League, Van Persie had 35 in 2011 and Shearer 36 in 1996.

Wrong, the most wrong, Brazil's Alphonso Alves scored seven goals in a game and more goals in a year than Thierry Henry, and there is historical evidence to give points.

It's a lot, you should narrow it down, the Premier League now Van Persie has broken him.

Premier League Shearer 36 It was all league goals.

Ronaldo, La Liga and Serie A have all surpassed.

Currently La Liga Ronaldo Messi.

Premier League Van Persie has just overtaken shortly after

Take a look at the previous European Golden Boots, there are more people than him.

A lot, like Messi. Cristiano Ronaldo. Van Persie.

Ronaldo, 60 goals a year.

At Arsenal, Thierry Henry is unsurpassed!

The number of times you knock down points also increases.

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