Jack Wilshere claims that he is not thinking about his future at the moment and is focused on "Bournemouth" club matters. After Eddie Howe's team loaned him from London's "Arsenal", doubts arose whether the midfielder truly has a future in the "Gunners" ranks. In the past, the 25-year-old midfielder was considered one of the most promising English midfielders and made his debut in "Arsenal" lineup at just sixteen, but his career was greatly hindered by injuries. "I am not thinking about my future," - Wilshere told "Daily Mirror". "I still have a year left at "Arsenal", and once the season ends, I will sit down and think about it." "However, my main goal at the moment is to keep "Bournemouth" in the league, because regardless of what will happen next year, whether I'll be here or at "Arsenal", you know, nobody wants a relegation associated with their name." "I don't want to be associated with a team that got relegated, so we are now doing just that - trying to get "Bournemouth" in a good position - and at the end of the season, I will think about it." Wilshere played 24 matches for Bournemouth this season, during which he made two assists.
