‘Why I Want To Sell Jack Wilshere’- Arsenal Boss Arsene Wenger

 
Arsenal manager, Arsene Wenger has said he is ready to listen to offers for midfielder, Jack Wilshere.
The Frenchman said he wants to sell the player because he’s unable to guarantee him the game time he needs.
The England international spent last season on loan at Bournemouth, managing 27 Premier League appearances.
Wenger said he is ready to accept offers for Wilshere, who has endured an injury-ravaged career.
He told the British media, “I’m open with Jack. We have honest conversations. I’m open to what is the best for him.
“He is at the stage of his career where he needs to play and I can’t guarantee him that today. I think I’m quite open on that.
“If he gets back to his best and he wants to stay, we have to sit down, I think, later in the season.
“I don’t rule that out.”

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