Sanchez would love Henry’s company

The Chilean forward feels his ideal accomplice in north London would have been the Gunners extraordinary, given their common characteristics.

Alexis Sanchez has uncovered he would love to have played close by Thierry Henry at Arsenal.

The Chilean is in fine goalscoring structure for the Gunners this season – having been changed over from a winger to the point of convergence of Arsene Wenger’s assault, much like Henry was amid his time in north London – indenting 12 objectives in 18 Premier League amusements.

Alexis has along these lines been contrasted with Arsenal’s unequaled top scorer and the 28-year-old, who has likewise provided 12 helps over all rivalries, feels the combine would have supplemented each other well on the field.

“I might want to have played with Henry,” Sanchez told Arsenal’s week after week participation pamphlet.

“He could score, play one-twos with you, pass the ball, hold it. He had an enormous collection and extraordinary vision as well. I like playing with players with such an all encompassing vision.

“I think as an association we would do incredible together. We would be always moving, going here and there, going back and forth. I would have cherished playing with Henry.

“He was to a greater extent a scorer than I am. I think I would help him for each objective he would score. I’m more into passing and he is an extraordinary objective scorer.”