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Spanish football weekly paper Don Balón claims that Barcelona forward and French international Thierry Henry (31) will be put for sale in the summer.

Although the Frenchman is performing better this season, he's still not the player the club wanted to see. Because Barcelona wants to renew and rejuvenate the squad this year, Henry will have to leave the club.

Barcelona thinks this could be an ideal time to recover part of the transfer fee paid in the summer of 2007. Henry still has a good reputation in England and English Premier League clubs Liverpool, Manchester United and Manchester City are expected to enter the race.

Another option could be that the French striker would leave for the new American team that Barcelona is setting up in Miami (read more here). If Barcelona's bid for a place in the MLS is accepted in the coming weeks, Henry could join FCB Miami when the team starts in 2010. The French striker nevertheless would prefer to return to the English Premier League, where he would feel more comfortable football-wise.

Read more:
Manchester City preparing a move for Henry
The man who changed Henry's luck
Ribery or Gourcuff to replace Henry next summer