The England global, who only managed three Premier League appearances last season after breaking his leg, has become the major story of transfer deadline day as up to 22 different clubs attempt to secure his signature.
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On Monday, Wilshere was warned by the new England manager that he needs to be a regular starter for Arsenal before returning to the national side.
It comes as another blow for the 24-year-old who was omitted from Sam Allardyce’s first England squad just a couple of days ago.
After impressing with Germany at the Olympic Games this summer, some Arsenal fans believed Serge Gnabry’s time had come and he would challenge for a place in the starting team. The Ornacle says that Arsenal rejected interest from Roma, and Crystal Palace are “focusing elsewhere” on this mildly interesting deadline day. However, a move away on loan to a different club at the moment will aid the progress and will benefit the player.
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“Really it was the interest [from Arsene Wenger who convinced me to join]”, he told the club’s official website.
After arriving at the south coast club at around 6pm to be greeted by the club’s staff, Wilshere seems set to seal his move to Bournemouth with only a medical standing in the way.
Well, using Sky Bet, we’ve taken a look at his five most likely destinations and analysed whether it would be a wise move for the Englishman.
Another England global getting ready to leave his club is Joe Hart.
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Milan have offered a season long loan with the right to purchase the player at the end of the season for £30 million pounds.
