Wenger: Jack Is Arsenal's Future Leader

Wenger – Jack Wilshere is Arsenal’s future leader Posted on August 18, 2012 by admin
Now that Robin Van PurseStrings has finally left Arsenal, Arsene Wenger has revealed that he is going to give Jack Wilshere the Dutchman’s Number 10 shirt, and says that the young Englishman is a future leader of the club, and despite losing some big players Arsenal always have some fantastic young talent coming through the ranks. “We lose great players but I want to show that we have great players at the club,” said Wenger. “Young players, English players. Chamberlain and Wilshere, we have fantastic potential here and when everyone is fit we will see that. “I feel Jack will be one of the leaders of this club and by giving him the number 10 [shirt], I want to show I am confident he will be the one who will lead the team one day. “I believe that he is at the stage where he needs something. At his age, one year out, that’s not easy to take and every day he comes in at 8 o’clock in the morning and works out but didn’t get anywhere. I want to show him that I believe in him and that he will come back quickly.” Poor Jack has been laid up for over a year with problems with his knees and ankles, which Wenger admitted was because he was overplayed in his debut season, but it is hoped that he will return to action in the next couple of months (fingers crossed). This move by Wenger certainly shows his faith in Wilshere, and every Arsenal fan will surely agree with Wenger that the (surely loyal) Wilshere is set to be a future superstar and has the ability and agression to be captain of the club one day? Read more at http://justarsenal.com/wenger-jack-wilshere-is-arsenals-future-leader/15446#pjzHFtFHjPDo1j3D.99

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