Moggi made these comments at the Orlando Ricci Awards, where he shared his perspective on Henry's time at Juventus. According to Moggi, Henry was primarily a counterattacking player who focused on scoring goals rather than contributing to the team's overall play.

Moggi argues that Henry's playing style was not compatible with the team's needs at the time. He contrasts this with the signing of David Trezeguet, a striker who helped the team play a more cohesive style of football.

Moggi's defense of the team's decision highlights the complexities of player development and team strategy in football. While Henry went on to become one of the Premier League's greatest players, Moggi believes that his departure was not a mistake, but rather a necessary step in the team's evolution.