Wilshere leaves. “I lived a dream, it was a privilege”: future as an under 18 manager at Arsenal

At just 30 years old, a footballer considered to be one of the greatest talents across the Channel of the last twenty years has surrendered to a physique battered by injuries.

Jack Wilshere lived his dream and said enough. At just 30 years old, a footballer considered to be one of the greatest talents across the Channel of the last twenty years has surrendered to a physique battered by injuries. And as usual in football 2.0 he expressed emotions and feelings through his social profiles.

A talent equal to bad luck and some bad choices, that of the Arsenal player who, as reported by goal.com, looks set to continue his career immediately wearing the Arsenal youth coaching suit. Meanwhile Wilshere wrote a very long message retracing the most salient moments of a career characterized by many injuries, often very serious. The dream began in 2008 when he was the youngest player ever to make his debut with the Arsenal shirt in the Premier League. Three years later, however, his ankle started giving him trouble. Lots of operations to say enough after being released at the end of this season, however not unforgettable, with the shirt of the Aahrus. Without forgetting the dearest affections of him. First of all, Arsen Wenger. “Words will never do justice to the love and thanks I have for the boss, Arsene.”

An almost inevitable choice after so many physical problems. “It has been an incredible journey filled with so many incredible moments and I feel privileged to have experienced everything I have done in my career. To the best fans on the planet, to all you Arsenal fans, thank you all from the bottom of my heart. heart. Playing has been a privilege for all of you. It has been difficult to accept that my career has slipped away lately for reasons beyond my control, even though I still have so much to give. ” In the last years of his career there was also talk of a possible arrival in Italy in Serie B, first at Benevento and then at Como but the rumors were never followed by official negotiations.