Arsene Wenger: I haven't spoken to Thierry Henry about Arsenal return

Arsene Wenger says he has yet to decide whether to ask Arsenal legend Thierry Henry about a second loan spell at the club.

Henry, Arsenal's record goal scorer with 228, moved back to north London last season and he had a positive impact.

The Frenchman scored winners against Leeds United in the FA Cup and Sunderland away in the league as he wrote another chapter in his glorious Arsenal history.

A second loan spell has been mooted during the MLS off-season although New York Red Bulls are against the idea.

In any case, Wenger has yet to decide whether to ask Henry about another return and he said: "I haven't even spoken to Thierry yet about [a loan move]. I haven't sorted out in my head yet what I will do."

Meanwhile, Arsenal midfielder Tomas Rosicky is close to a first team return.

Rosicky recovered from previous injury problems to be a key player for manager Arsene Wenger last season and his displays earned him a new contract.

But he has not featured at all this season having been injured since last summer's European Championships when he came off with an Achilles problem at half-time in the Czech Republic's win over Greece.

Wenger said: "He will be back in training on Monday. It is a similar problem to Scott Parker's at Tottenham.

"He is a guy who loves to play so it has not been easy for him to cope with the amount of injuries he has had."