The debate over Jack Wilshere's future rumbled on throughout Arsene Wenger's final season in charge of Arsenal, during which the midfielder did not do enough to force his way into England's World Cup 2018 plans. The playmaker has revealed that he will depart his boyhood club this summer, after a discussion with Unai Emery in which he did not receive the assurances he was seeking over his playing time. It remains to be seen where Wilshere will end up after leaving the Emirates Stadium on a free transfer but he is unlikely to be short on suitors despite his poor injury record. How far will England get in Russia? Tell us now and win any World Cup shirt of your choice. Wilshere is a popular...
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