Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere is all set to leave the club and join a new club during the summer transfer window – according to reports.
Jack Wilshere’s current contract with Arsenal ends on 30th of this month and if news from London is to be believed then the English International is all set to leave Emirates for free.
Wilshere joined Arsenal as a youngster back in 2001 and since then the midfielder has promised much and delivered nothing.
After a lot of ups and downs in his career and spending a series of loan spells with other clubs, Wilshere finally got to play regularly for the Gunners side during the 2017-18 season.
And just when it seems that the dark clouds on the midfielder’s career were moving away he was snubbed from England’s 23-man squad for the World Cup and now it looks like his Emirates career has also come to a close.
The Daily Mirror are suggesting that Jack Wilshere has held a meeting with new Arsenal boss Unai Emery and after a lengthy discussion, the English International has come to the conclusion that there is no place for him in the manager’s future plans.
The report also suggests that Arsenal did offer Jack Wilshere £110,000-a-week to stay plus a £65,000 bonus if he plays and the team wins. But as things stand the 26-year-old is moving out of England.
Having said that, rumours are that the midfielder will stay in London as West Ham United are said to be interested in signing him up.
Hammers have appointed a new manager in the form of Manuel Pellegrini and him along with the club’s new director of football Husillos have been charged with the duty of bringing in a couple of new players during the summer transfer window.
And the buzz around London is that Jack Wilshere is in the wishlist of Pellegrini.
Recently Jack Wilshere followed West Ham United and Mark Noble on a couple of social media platforms which has created further doubts that the Hammers want the midfielder and the feeling seems to be mutual.
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