Daniel Sturridge, Jack Rodwell, Jordan Ibi, Connor Wickham... The transfer window of the mainstream European football world has been closed before, and many media have selected the "best 11 unemployed people", and the distance between the original talented players, giant rising stars and the unemployed army is so close. As far away as Italy, there is also a former talented rising star who follows the team to seek signing opportunities. Invited by dennis Wise, former Chelsea 'tough guy' midfielder and current Como (1907), former Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshire recently began training with Como and seems to have made up his mind to leave England sadly for the second spring of his career.
Dennis Wise has helped to "protect jobs" for English players, which is not the first case: in October 2020, Everton youth training product Matthew Foulds signed a two-year contract with Cuomo, and although it was agreed to terminate the contract in just 4 months, it has joined Bradford City in League Two. However, due to the fact that Serie B and Serie C teams cannot directly sign non-EU players (except for casual team promotion, Serie A does not set this limit), it means that the script cannot be repeated, but the 29-year-old Jack Wilshire is still quite excited about throwing himself into a new environment: "It feels good to be in the sun, in a new environment, in a new team, as if you can start over and show yourself." ”
After leaving Arsenal after 2018, Jack Wilshire played for West Ham United and Bournemouth, but unfortunately left the team on a free basis, losing his job since the end of last season. In response to the constant history of injuries and the ridicule of the outside world's "sick number", he recently shouted in an interview with The Athletic: "The last time I was injured was in January 2020, and then everyone said: Oh, it's an ankle injury again." It was actually just an ordinary hernia injury. It is also not a secret that the son will be ridiculed by his classmates in the class for his father's injuries such as "Jack Wheelchair", so that when he returns home, he will "bitterly" ask his father why he is unemployed, why he did not switch to american jobs, La Liga and other leagues.
After the interview was published, League One Wigan Athletic owner Talal Al Hammad publicly welcomed Jack Wilshire to join on Twitter, causing a heated discussion among fans. But Jack Wilshire seems to have "decided", admitting that the Premier League is undoubtedly the comfort zone for local players, but he hopes to leave the right and wrong and leave the country to find a new beginning. In fact, in recent years, There have been English players competing in Germany and Italy, as well as second-tier leagues such as the American League and the Australian Class league to beckon to well-known players (some media have reported that the Australian Western Sydney Wanderers intended to sign Jack Wilshire last November, but the players themselves had no intention of joining at the time, and then joined Bournemouth), and then it is still considered to be the age of the former Arsenal "Prince" to try to let go or retire.