Thierry's new tattoo

Thierry Henry has revealed an intricate new tattoo involving a baby, the Empire State Building and an angel on Instagram.

A video showing the sleeve design, which covers the entirety of the Frenchman's left arm, was posted by Bang Bang Tattoos, a New York based tattoo parlour.The ink begins at the bottom of Henry's arm with an image of a baby, which could be his daughter Tea, 8, and then evolves into the Statue of Liberty and what appears to be Brooklyn Bridge.

The former Arsenal forward is not the first famous visitor to Bang Bang Tattoos. In recent months the popular parlour have posted images of their work on music superstars Rihanna, Justin Bieber and Adele.

The inclusion of some of New York's most famous landmarks suggests that Henry is enjoying his time in the USA, after signing for New York Red Bulls in the summer of 2010 from Barcelona.The 35-year-old was named his side's Most Valuable Player last season and earned a second consecutive spot as an MLS All-Star.

Emirates State of Mind: Jay-Z and Coldplay star Chris Martin watch Arsenal face champions Man United

Coldplay singer Chris Martin and American rapper Jay-Z were spotted at the Emirates for Arsenal's 1-1 draw with Manchester United.The pair share a friendship that even they have acknowledged as unlikely - and also a love of Arsenal.Martin has been to the Emirates before - he and his band played a gig there in June 2012.

Jay-Z, meanwhile, said three years ago that he would be interested in investing some of his millions in Arsenal.He said: 'I don't know a lot about the business of soccer, but in the future if the right opportunity presented itself, then who knows? 'I am a businessman, and I will always look at an opportunity, and if it feels right, great.

Arsenal will boost their own pot of cash if they qualify for the Champions League.The point gained against the new Premier League champions on Sunday afternoon did them no harm, leaving them in fourth place.

Jay-Z's favourite Arsenal player was Thierry Henry and although he has left the club, Theo Walcott - wearing the Frenchman's No 14 - opened the scoring.The equaliser came from former Gunners hero Robin van Persie, slotting home from the spot.