Thierry Henry not thinking about retirement

New York: Thierry Henry admits that he has not given much thought to extending his contract with the New York Red Bulls when it expires in 2015.

The 35-year-old, who is entering his 19th professional season, has spoken about his desire to become a coach, with some speculating that he could replace Arsene Wenger at Arsenal at some stage. But on the subject of retirement, Henry said: "You`re going a bit too far. There`s two more years, let`s see what happens. "Right now, it`s still two years [left on my contract] so I`m good with that if they are good with that too. "I`m going to honor my contract and see what happens." And new sporting director Roxburgh told Goal.com that the subject of extending Henry`s deal had not yet arisen, adding: "I spoke with Thierry Henry at some length before I even came here. "The first thing was about how he wanted the team to be professional, to have a good team and to see us going in the right direction. Those are the expectations at this moment." Henry made his professional debut in August 1994 as a member of AS Monaco, and has gone on to score 340 goals and make 178 assists in 725 club appearances for sides including Arsenal and Barcelona. Goal.com