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Jack Wilshere announced his retirement this week. At 30, the former hope of English football hangs up his crampons and on this occasion, his former coach wanted to pay tribute to him. Arsène Wenger spoke at the microphone of Sky Sports:
“For me it’s a sad moment because Jack is an exceptional football player. He was brave, he had talent, he wasn’t afraid of anyone. That’s why we thought he might start very young. He showed straight away that he had the ability to be a main player.”
Together, the two men won two FA Cups and a Community Shield under the colors of Arsenal before they went their separate ways. The end of Wilshere’s career was greatly disrupted by repeated injuries.
to summarize
Arsène Wenger has paid tribute to Jack Wilshere following the announcement of the England international’s retirement. At 30, the former hope of English football hangs up his crampons and on this occasion, his former coach spoke at the microphone of Sky Sports.
