Former Arsenal ace Thierry Henry admits he may have to consider his Barcelona future in January.
French ace admits it is up to him to adapt at Camp Nou
Thierry Henry admits he may have to consider his Barcelona future in January, but insists it is down to him to adapt to playing on the left wing.
The French ace has struggled to recapture his best form since joining Barcelona from Arsenal over a year ago.
Henry has largely been played out of position and has also missed the club's last two Primera Liga games against Sporting Gijon and Real Betis.
He was linked with a move to Manchester United during the transfer window, but confirmed he wanted show loyalty to new coach Pep Guardiola.
However, the 31-year-old concedes he could review his situation at Camp Nou if he is not featuring prominently in Guardiola's plans.
Loyal
"I missed the match at Gijon because I was ill," Henry told
L'Equipe. "I stayed in my bed for three days and I lost five kilos.
"At Gijon we won 6-1, so the coach played the same forwards in the next match. There is no trouble for me.
"Samuel Eto'o has had a great start to the season. I have no trouble with that, we need Sam. At Barcelona I am used on the left, I have to be better on the left, period.
"Did I think about leaving in the summer? At a certain time I asked myself the question, but after talking with the coach, I wanted to be loyal towards him.
"Leaving Barcelona in the winter? It is not topical at the moment, but if it carries on this way, of course we could talk about it.
"I have no regrets, I just want to play and have fun on the pitch.
"Do I have fun at Barcelona? It is very difficult, but once again it is up to me to adapt. Last season I was the top scorer at the club and I made 11 assists. Then people can say what they want."
