Thierry Henry has reiterated he
will be staying at Arsenal 'for life' and will not leave due to his
injury troubles.
The Gunners captain has endured a frustrating season on the fitness
front and it has prompted talk he could quit Emirates Stadium in
the summer.
But the striker, who will not play again until next term due to
groin and stomach injuries, is adamant he is going nowhere.
Henry signed a new four-year contract last year after Barcelona
made a concerted effort to capture the France international.
And the 29-year-old insists he will not backtrack on that
agreement, again pledging his commitment to Arsene Wenger's
side.
"People in France and some over here are still saying I am going to
leave," Henry told The Sun.
"I am not going to leave. Never. I am staying here for life.
"I have no intention of walking out on this club, whatever the
situation is. At no stage this season have I ever thought about
leaving.
"I love the club. I love the fans and I am 100 per cent behind the
boss.
"When I signed my new contract I said I never wanted to kick a ball
for another team and nothing has changed."
