Jack WIlshere Profile
Squad No: 19
Position: Midfielder
Birth Date: Jan 1, 1992
Birth Place: Stevenage, England
Height: 1.72m
Weight: 68 kg
Sex: Male
Nationality: England
Biography:
At the age of 16, Jack Wilshere had already been compared to Arsenal greats Liam Brady and Dennis Bergkamp and had become the club's youngest ever representative in league and European football. Fabio Capello also believes he can be the future of the England side and it would be an understatement to say there is an air of expectation surrounding the willowy teenager from Stevenage, who joined the club at the age of nine.
Whispers about a talented midfielder emerging from the youth ranks at London Colney were given credence when, during pre-season in 2008, a 16-year-old Wilshere was welcomed into the senior squad and memorably embarrassed Real Madrid's Michel Salgado at the Emirates Cup.
Becoming the youngest ever player to appear in the league for Arsenal at the age of 16 years and 256 days, he later scored his first senior goal in a 6-0 hammering of Sheffield United in the Carling Cup as he set about breaking club records aplenty.
Though he continued to be a regular presence on the Arsenal bench after another impressive pre-season in 2009, it was a loan move to Bolton in January 2010 that helped Wilshere flourish and he impressed in a central role at the Reebok Stadium when making 13 league starts under Owen Coyle, scoring his first Premier League goal in a defeat of West Ham in March.
Back in the Arsenal fold, Arsene Wenger gave him his chance and he became a regular in the Gunners midfielder while also becoming one of the first names in the national squad after his senior call-up to the England side in August 2010.
This uniquely talented prospect now faces the challenge to live up to the lofty expectations that surround him.
Jack WIlshere
Jack WIlshere
Jack WIlshere
Jack WIlshere
Jack WIlshere
Jack WIlshere
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