Whatever move he makes the initial reports have said he’s still very much in Arsenal’s long-term plans so this wouldn’t be anything other than a season-long loan deal.
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Jack Wilshere’s fall from grace shows no sign of slowing as the Arsenal midfielder made a shock move to Bournemouth on a season-long loan on Wednesday.
However, it was not to be for Palace as the England worldwide eventually opted for Bournemouth, leaving the Selhurst Park hierarchy disappointed.
“I had a good chat with the manager and feel sure this is the best place for me to play and develop this season”, he wrote on his Twitter account.
“He will bring a wealth of global and Premier League experience”, added Blake, “so we are delighted to be able to welcome a player of his calibre to the club”. “You can’t win them all”.
But Xavi still believes Wilshere will still be among the best and a loan deal will flawless to get back on shape.
While Wenger is a big fan of Wilshere, the Arsenal manager also knows if the midfielder is to fulfill his potential, he needs to be playing 90 minutes of football regularly.
It is now unclear where Wilshere, who missed out on Sam Allardyce’s first England squad, may go.
Wilshere would join former Arsenal youngster Oguzhan Ozyakup at Besiktas if the transfer goes ahead.
Jack Wilshere faces the prospect of a deadline-day decision over his future after being squeezed out of the first-team picture at Arsenal.
Wilshere, whose lack of game time didn’t hamper his inclusion in England’s Euro 2016 squad, has been highly regarded as one of the Gunners’ key to its next Premier League title.
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Arsenal are looking to send Jack Wilshere out on loan this season to give the midfielder a chance to revive his injury-plagued career, a club source has told ESPN FC.
