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A Premier League rival have emerged as the favourite in the race to sign Jack Wilshere
A Premier League rival have emerged as the favourite in the race to sign Jack Wilshere
A Premier League rival have emerged as the favourite in the race to sign Jack WilshereA Premier League rival have emerged as the favourite in the race to sign Jack WilshereConfirmation that Arsenal are prepared to allow their England star to leave the club ahead of Wednesday's transfer deadline came as a surprise on Monday, but it appears that talks over a possible move have been under discussion with numerous possible clubs.Italian sides Juventus and Roma have joined Spanish side Valencia in being linked with a move for Wilshere, yet the chance to remain in London may be a deciding factor in Wilshere opting to make the move to Palace.Alan Pardew's side have already shown real ambition in the transfer market after sealing a £30m deal to sign striker Christian Benteke from Liverpool and adding Chelsea's Loic Remy to their squad in a loan deal on Tuesday.
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Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere needs regular Premier League games, says Alan Smith
Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere needs regular Premier League games, says Alan Smith
Former Arsenal striker Alan Smith says Wilshere should stay in the Premier LeagueSky Sports pundit Alan Smith believes Jack Wilshere needs a move away from Arsenal to play regularly, but he should stay in the Premier League.Wilshere was made available for loan this week with Arsenal keen to find him first-team football with another club, and the 24-year-old is considering loan moves in England and across Europe.SSNHQ understand no formal bid has been made for the midfielder, who was left out of Sam Allardyce's first England squad due to a lack of first-team football.
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Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere could join rival Premier League side on loan
Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere could join rival Premier League side on loan
Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere could be loaned to another Premier League club before Wednesday's close of the summer transfer window, Press Association Sport understands.The 24-year-old has been limited to two substitute appearances for the Gunners so far this season and it is believed a temporary move has been mutually agreed between player and club.It is currently unclear where Wilshere, who missed out on Sam Allardyce's first England squad, may go.
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