On Tuesday night, unexpected news spread through the media - Jack Wilshere confirmed on social media that he will no longer play for London's "Arsenal" club. The 26-year-old midfielder has a contract with the "Gunners" until July 1. It was unclear for some time whether the player and the club would reach an agreement on a new contract, but as it turned out late on Tuesday evening, the Englishman will be making changes. In his message, it is written that he had spoken with the club many times, but ultimately made his decision after a conversation with the new "Arsenal" coach Unai Emery. As J. Wilshere explained, the conversation with U. Emery did not indicate that he would have an important role in the upcoming season, so the Englishman, wanting regular playing time, decided that he would look for a new club after the expiry of his contract. J. Wilshere grew up in the "Arsenal" team - he opened the doors of the club's academy back in 2001. In total, he played nearly 200 matches and scored 14 goals in his career with the "Gunners". The midfielder has also played on loan for teams such as "Bolton" and "Bournemouth".
