The crew of CBS Sports’ “UEFA Champions League Today” recently risked upsetting upper management by discussing a forbidden topic on air. During a conversation on the show, one of the crew members mentioned that they had been specifically asked to avoid discussing contract matters on air. The mention of this directive caused tension, and the topic was quickly moved on from.

The “UCL Today” team has built up a strong following, largely due to their chemistry and enthusiasm. With CBS Sports retaining coverage of the Champions League through the 2029-30 season, fans hope that the group remains a fixture on the show. However, Henry, the newest addition to the program, is considering his career options as his CBS contract is set to expire this year.

Apart from his work with the show, Henry is also involved in coaching the French national Under-21 team and will be the manager for the Under-23s at the 2024 Paris Olympics. He emphasized the importance of finding value in his work with CBS, not just for himself, but also for his colleagues. Henry expressed uncertainty about his future, particularly after his current coaching commitments end in 2025.

He stated, “I don’t know where my mind is going to be in two years. Do I still want to coach? I don’t know.” Despite this uncertainty, he emphasized his satisfaction with his current position at CBS and his ability to balance his coaching commitments.