Patrick Vieira believes
Thierry Henry's future at Arsenal could be dependent on Arsene
Wenger.
Henry is regularly linked with a move away from Emirates Stadium,
despite the French front man's insistence that he has no plans to
leave.
Following David Dein's exit from his vice-president role, Wenger's
future with The Gunners has been cast into doubt with the pair
having enjoyed an excellent working relationship.
Vieira has hinted at a possible departure for Henry, who has four
years remaining on his deal he signed last summer, especially if
Wenger departs Arsenal.
Henry's France international team-mate feels the 29-year-old
striker must do "the best for himself" after almost eight years'
service to the North London club.
"Thierry is in the position where he is asking himself what he
wants to do and I think it's normal," Vieira said at a Ford 'Feel
Football' event in Milan.
"He has been at Arsenal a long time working with Dein and Wenger
and he would consider his future if these two people who built the
current Arsenal were to leave the club.
"I think Thierry will try to get the best for himself but if he was
to stay it would be great for the club."