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Arsenal legend Thierry Henry is to make his Sky Sports debut as he will be in the studio to watch his former club play.

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Thierry Henry will make his debut as a Sky Sports analyst on Sunday for Manchester City’s home clash with Arsenal. Henry will be in the on-site studio at the Etihad alongside former Liverpool midfielder Graeme Souness to watch the champions play his former club. The 37-year-old retired in December after a spell with New York Red Bulls. Henry signed for Sky Sports after he impressed at the World Cup in Brazil working with Match of the Day host Gary Lineker during the tournament. Thierry Henry will make his debut as a Sky Sports analyst for Arsenal's trip to Manchester City on Sunday . Hnery signed for Sky Sports after impressing during his work for the BBC at the World Cup in Brazil . The former Arsenal forward, who has a statue in his honour at the Emirates, will continue to work with the BBC. Henry was joined by former Gunners team-mate Robert Pires on Sunday as the French pair watched Arsenal's 3-0 victory over Stoke. The former France international also attended Monday night's Ballon d'Or ceremony in Zurich and was on hand to present winner Cristiano Ronaldo with the main award. Hnery and former Gunners team-mate Robert Pires watched Arsenal's 3-0 victory over Stoke on Sunday . Henry presented Cristiano Ronaldo with the Ballon d'Or award during Monday's glitzy ceremony in Zurich .